Quick – what’s the first startup that comes to mind when I mention Chicago? If Groupon immediately popped into your head, you aren’t alone. The Chicago-based startup’s meteoric rise to fame (and subsequent fall from grace) has long defined Chicago’s startup scene – and the startup scene of Illinois as a whole. As you may have surmised, that’s not a good thing. Continue reading “Why Start A Business in Illinois, Anyway?”
Starting your own business can be pretty overwhelming, no matter where it’s situated. There’s so much to think about before, during, and after your organization gets on its feet. That’s why it’s so important to choose carefully when working out where you want to found your startup. Continue reading “The Main Reason You Should Start a Business in Wyoming”
If you’re looking at starting your own business, Colorado is one of the best choices. There’s a reason it’s home to over 50,000 small businesses – and that those businesses make up more than 90% of organizations in the state. Don’t just take my word for it, though. Continue reading “Three Very Good Reasons You Should Think About Starting A Business In Colorado”
Nevada might be known as the immensely-popular tourist trap that is Las Vegas. However, from a business perspective, that’s far from the only thing the state has to offer. Home to such major enterprises as AMERCO, The Nevada Power Company, and Bally Technologies, Nevada could well be the best place you’ve ever lived and worked. Continue reading “Three Signs You Should Start A Business In Nevada”
It’s one of the world’s leading hubs of finance and investment. It’s a destination for countless business people and entrepreneurs. It’s home to more Fortune 500 companies than any other state, and has some of the best telecom infrastructure in the country. Continue reading “Starting A Business In New York State? Make Sure You Address This Major Challenge First”
If you’re thinking of becoming an entrepreneur, you could do a whole lot worse than Michigan. In a lot of ways, Detroit has the potential to become the next Silicon Valley. And anyone with the wherewithal to tap into that may well change the world. Continue reading “The Three Best Industries For Starting A Business In Michigan”
With the highest urban population in the United States and the densest system of highways and railroads, New Jersey is pretty much the promised land for any startup that requires an urban focus. It’s got a strong healthcare and manufacturing sector, and its transportation and technology industries are both booming. Continue reading “Overcoming The Biggest Challenge To Starting A Business In New Jersey”
Named for Elizabeth I – England’s “Virgin Queen” – Virginia is one of the oldest states in the United States, and one of the first to join the burgeoning country back in its infancy. It’s the birthplace of many of America’s presidents, the home of most of the nation’s Tobacco industry, and one of the best places in the country to start a business. Here are just a few reasons why. Continue reading “Five Great Reasons To Start a Business in Virginia”
As home to over a dozen companies on Fortune 100’s Best Companies to Work For list, Texas is a great place to found your startup. The tech scene in Dallas is one of the most diverse and fastest-growing in the United States, and Austin recently scored first in CNBC Metro’s 20 best places to start a business. Before you commit, however, here are a few things you should know first. Continue reading “Five Things You Need To Know About Starting a Business in Texas”
After more than 15 years as MyNewCompany we’d like to announce that we’ve changed our company name to MyCompanyWorks™! We’re the same company with the same ownership and employees – just changing our name. Over the next few weeks we’ll be updating our website, emails, documents, logos, etc. so please excuse any inconsistencies you see during that time. Note that the old email addresses will work and the old domain name will automatically forward you to our new one!
We simply outgrew the name MyNewCompany because we’ve evolved over time to do a lot more than just form new companies. We provide a full range of business formation as well as entity management and other small business services. We also have several thousand repeat customers that use our Registered Agent and Compliance services and many of them agreed that the name became somewhat confusing over time.
We wanted the name to be familiar to our existing clients so the words “My” and “Company” were retained. We added the word “Works” to be distinctive and to indicate that we’re now a full entity management platform that will help your company “Work” right – it also indicates that we’re “Working” for your company’s success.
Nothing. Same service, same ownership, same employees, same prices, same 100% satisfaction guarantee.
Thanks for being patient while we implement this name transition and don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any feedback or issues.