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It can be rewarding to share the successes – and stresses – of a startup with a partner. But partnerships can also be frustrating, especially when they go south. Here's how to give your entrepreneurial marriage the best shot at lasting in Corinth.

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662-554-5169
320 County Road 518
Rienzi, MS
David A. Rueff Jr.
601-351-2469
4268 I 55 N Meadowbrook Ofc Pk
Jackson, MS
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(662) 234-2330
2086 Old Taylor Place
Oxford, MS
James D Holland
601-420-0333
P O Box 1163, P O Box 1163
Jackson, MS
Heather Farris Bennett
601-351-2089
500 Greymont, Avenue, Suite A
Jackson, MS
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662-696-2311
2759 South Harper Road
Corinth, MS
Douglas Cole Noble
601-360-9753
111 E CAPITOL ST 111 BUILDING
JACKSON, MS
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228-868-1111
P O Drawer W, 2909 13th St., 6th Floor
Gulfport, MS
John Thomas Rouse
504-586-1200
200 S LAMAR ST CITY CENTRE BLDG
JACKSON, MS
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228-374-2313
P.O. Box 1925
Biloxi, MS
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9 Tips for Starting with (or Taking On) a Partner

“Most of us want to share important things in our lives with someone. If we’re passionate about business, this desire certainly can extend to our entrepreneurial ventures. As brothers who have been business partners for a long time, we can attest to that!

And in the case of startups, two heads really may succeed better than one. There can be many practical considerations for starting with – or taking on – a partner, including the complementary skills, additional capital and entirely separate network that someone else may bring into the business.

When you want to form a winning partnership, consider these 9 tips:

1. Don’t Just Look in the Mirror

Figure out your own strongest capabilities and then, ideally, consider only partners who would complement them. More important, you have to be sure you and your potential partner share basic business and ethical values. Look into background and character if necessary.

“Otherwise you can have enormous problems,” says Marsha Firestone, president of the Women Presidents Organization of entrepreneurs. “You need to know whether you can trust them and you’re on the same wavelength.”

And while we don’t suggest that you simply go with your gut, it is important that you like the person you’re partnering with. That basic human connection can help you weather the inevitable tribulations of a startup.

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