Brayton Graphics is in the News - The Business Review
Posted 02/06/2009
As we all know by now the economy is affecting all businesses large and small. The Business Review reached out to Brayton Graphics to get their take on the economy and how they are utilizing consultants to help them through this tough time.
Here's just a part of the February 6, 2009 article:
Student teachers
With revenue over $50,000 in 2008, Liz Delos doesn’t have money to spare. So when the time came for a new business plan for her two-year-old company, Brayton Graphics, she turned to Union Graduate College in Schenectady.
The free program will provide Delos, a tenant at the college’s U-Start incubator, with three graduate students to help update her existing business plan.
“I’ve already met or exceeded most of the goals I set in my first plan,” said Delos, a former graphics freelancer who started Brayton Graphics in 2007 with her personal savings.
Her first goals were to take up temporary residency, develop a client base and hire two freelancers, all of which she has done. By the end of five years, she wants to be out of the incubator and in bigger office space, and employ one full-time designer.
Read the full article here: http://albany.bizjournals.com/albany/stories/2009/02/09/smallb2.html?surround=etf