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Commission is planning a retail incubator not unlike a mini-mall, and in Kalamazoo, MI, a retail incubator program is giving new life to empty storefronts. For those without formal pro-
grams, fl ea markets can act as retail incubators, as Inc. Maga- zine reported recently. According to the Inc. article, many entre- preneurs start with a passion, give up the day job, and take the leap. Starting up at an in- cubator, even at a local market, can help independent retailers realize a dream. ■
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will be hosting national buy- ing groups, including ZAG (Zoo and Aquarium Gift Buyers), the NCA (National Caves Asso- ciation), and NARB (National Association of Retail Buyers). Large or small, all retailers are welcome and invited to join the festivities in November, celebrat- ing the shows’ 11th year in the Smokies. Take advantage of the many buyer amenities and discover The Largest and Best Souvenir & Resort Gift Expo in America. To learn more, visit
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IGES/SSS runs Wednesday, Nov. 3 through Sunday, Nov. 7. With the overlapping dates of the two shows, one in Sevierville and one in Gatlinburg, buyers can allow extra time to cover the many new and traditional product lines on display.
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