Shanu Singh Guliani
![]() Shanu S. Guliani grew up in the jewelry industry, and is currently expanding her family’s retail business in North Carolina.
She has a Bachelor’s Degree from Florida State University and Graduate Gemologist Degree from GIA in Carlsbad, California.
In addition to her formal training of diamonds and colored stones, she has an extensive knowledge of software technologies, branding, and sales tactics, and attends trade shows and educational seminars regularly. Shanu S. Guliani, G.G. (GIA) User Stats
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The Bottom LineRecent PostsPreparing to Sell Your BusinessMay 5, 2008 | Link This | Email this | Comments (2) You’ve reached retirement age and are ready to sell your business within the next year or two. Here are five basic steps you should ask yourself to ensure that your business is ready:
Industries: Finance, Operations Recent PostsCan I Get a Lower Interest Rate on My Business Loan?April 29, 2008 | Link This | Email this | Comments (0) The simple answer is YES. The Fed has begun to aggressively cut interest rates and it was the perfect time for me to play one bank against another. I contacted a competing bank that just opened up a branch in my area. I know this bank would be hungrier for my business than the bank I am doing business with now. I received a quote from this new bank on a loan exactly like my existing one—same in size of terms, size, duration, etc. I took this quote to my current bank and they were not willing to lose me (a long-standing customer of course). Once I presented them with the lower rate they were more willing to make a deal and keep my money there. If you’re in need of a business loan with an enticing interest rate be sure to shop around—don’t get to comfortable where you’re at because their might be a bank/lender that’s just as well known willing to make you an irresistible offer to help manage your small business. Industries: Finance Recent PostsHow Do You Tell Employees You're Going out of Business?April 27, 2008 | Link This | Email this | Comments (1) The time has come for my parents to close their Florida jewelry store. They have decided it is their time to retire and enjoy the good life. Fortunately, our store in North Carolina is doing great and I have asked them to help me expand in my...Read More Industries: Finance, Operations Recent PostsLeasing vs Buying TechnologyApril 26, 2008 | Link This | Email this | Comments (0) One of the most important questions every small business owner faces is how to pay for new tech equipment which you need to help your business grow or to get your new business started in the first place. Is it better to buy the equipment you n...Read More Industries: Finance, Operations, Technology Recent PostsIs Casual Dress Day for a High-End Store?April 23, 2008 | Link This | Email this | Comments (0) We all know image isn’t everything but it’s pretty darned close. I have to admit I’m not the nicest dressed person in my store—yeah I wear nice slacks and blouses but I’m definitely not likely to come in wearing a professional suit or dress. I do have a few pants sets with jackets but I think I’ve honestly worn the jacket once.
For employees, I have clearly outlined the dress code in our policy manual. I have stated women’s apparel should not be too revealing or tight fighting. For example, a dress should not reveal more than one quarter of the thigh. Blouses not to be transparent or too low. For men, again no apparel that is too tight fitting. Men’s shirts to have collars unless accompanied by a sports coat—buttoned and not worn open or too l...Read More Industries: Human Resources, Operations, Sales and Marketing
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