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Joanna Pineda

by Shonali Burke on July 11, 2011

Reminder: #wgbiz Chat With Joanna Pineda TODAY

by Shonali Burke on July 11, 2011

Joanna Pineda of the Matrix Group will participate in the #wgbiz chat on July 11, 2011, to discuss woman entrepreneurship.

by Shonali Burke on July 5, 2011

#wgbiz Chat Alert: You Launched Your Business. Now What?

by Shonali Burke on July 5, 2011

Matrix Group CEO Joanna Pineda will visit the #wgbiz chat for women entrepreneurs on what to do after launching your business.

by Shonali Burke on September 15, 2010

Why Having a Baby Will Be Good For My Business

by Shonali Burke on September 15, 2010

Editor’s Note: We are thrilled to welcome a new addition to the Women Grow Business family: Chief Troublemaker aka Joanna Pineda brought Marcus John into the world last week. What follows are her thoughts, with minor edits and cross-posted with permission from The Matrix Files, on why growing her family will also grow her business. [...]

by Shonali Burke on July 9, 2010

What's So Fun About FourSquare?

by Shonali Burke on July 9, 2010

In my quest to try out new social networks, I signed up for FourSquare last year (image: Richard Schatzberger, Creative Commons). I didn’t start using the service until a couple of months ago, when I got my new Palm Pre and I felt ready to dive into another social network. FourSquare is a location-based social [...]

by Shonali Burke on April 22, 2010

Is It Easy To Do Business With Your Company?

by Shonali Burke on April 22, 2010

When technology works against you I was arranging lunch with a vendor and suggested Kora, the hip, new Italian restaurant in Crystal City.  I wanted to e-mail my contact Kora’s address, phone number and a link to a Google map.  Alas, the entire Kora site is in Flash, which is beautiful, but it’s not very [...]

by Shonali Burke on February 1, 2010

Does The Social Web Mean The End of Privacy?

by Shonali Burke on February 1, 2010

Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerberg has gotten a lot of flack lately for his pronouncement (during an interview with TechCrunch) that privacy norms have evolved over the years and privacy is essentially dead.  I watched the interview myself and think the criticism is overdone.  I think that Zuckerberg has correctly described the times and his company [...]

by Jill Foster on December 21, 2009

Chief Troublemaker and Top Tips for a Great Facebook Fan Page

by Jill Foster on December 21, 2009

Over the past year or so, I’ve seen more and more non-profits and companies create Facebook fan pages for their organizations. Facebook calls fan pages “a customizable presence for an organization, product, or public personality to join the conversation with Facebook users.” Fan pages are great because they are designed for organizations, but they work [...]

by Jill Foster on December 7, 2009

Chief Troublemaker Asks: Is It Time to Unfriend People in Your Social Networks?

by Jill Foster on December 7, 2009

I was talking to one of the Cat Herders (Project Manager) at Matrix Group today. She said she was trimming her Facebook friend list and unfriending some people. Unfriending. It sounds so… umm…unfriendly. 500 friends online. Really? Facebook says that the average user has 130 friends but I know people who have hundreds, even thousands [...]

by Jill Foster on December 1, 2009

Chief Troublemaker and 4 Ways To Win Biz Even When You're Runner Up

by Jill Foster on December 1, 2009

I haven’t watched a Miss Universe pageant in a long time, but a part of the program will stay with me forever: the part where Bob Barker says to the 1st runner up something along the lines of: In the event that Miss Universe is unable to serve, you will take the crown? What on [...]