Still kind of early, but the labor rates and materials appear to be very low.I have Office 2003 enterprise ed, and when I tried to open the bonus materials in the form of docs, xls and pdf's, I had to download the 37 MB, Microsoft Office 2007 compatibility app, in order to read them with M.S.

Matthew,Inherent to any enterprise a question to start with might be "What are my goals?"

So I guess you can say I'm an enterprising college student.

I think free enterprise is great stuff....

I am William Barnard and my main entity is Barnard Enterprises, Inc so I bought Barnardenterprises.comHow about just doing something similar for your name - LannonInvestments.com (Lannon Investments, LLC or , Inc)Or Enterprises or LannonProperties or . . . . .

I'm a Product Support Engineer for an enterprise network monitoring system. 

Business Management and Marketing are rather broad and general majors based on my experience and if you stay with them, you may end up with a $35k job out of school, or working one of the "Management Trainee" programs at say Enterprise, that have a high failure rate.My path was Accounting, and it's provided me a salary in my first 10 years that has allowed me to save up for down payments on properties, as well as easily qualify for loans w/ my steady salary. 

Reason why I am posting is because a division of my company, a household enterprise technology company, is undergoing a boom in hiring and we are bringing in 90% of the employees from out of state.

So, for instance, my company is going to focus on management, the BIC has a buy/sell enterprise, and they're both based in the same office.

The investment of money is in a common enterprise (This is the one most people know, a/k/a a "pooling of money")Any profit comes from the efforts of a promoter or third party (In a joint venture, or partnership your governing documents give your partner(s) some level of decision making) if it's a "security", however, it's pretty much on you to make decisions that will result in profits being made.At the end if the day, Joe, how do you want to run your deal?