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Giovanni joins Jim to announce the seven small business finalist (out of hundreds of applications nationwide) for the U.S. Chamber's small business of the year award. The small business of the year will be selected from these seven and announced at the Chamber's small business event in Washington, D.C.

Ken and Jim continue their series on generational marketing. Ken says the next five years will be pivotal as the Gen Y group -- under 20 years old -- come into the marketplace.

Governor du Pont joins Jim to talk about his thoughts on the criticism President Bush is getting over his National Security Agency's intercepts of foreign calls and emails from people the government think are associated with terrorists. They move on to talk about the U.S. economy and the Governor's thoughts on the future of America.

Brady joins Jim to celebrate National Coffee Day by reporting the results of research on coffee drinkers, followed by how to brew a good cup of coffee. They wrap up by discussing what makes a successful business model.

David joins Jim for the first time to talk about some of the success traits he learned from studying companies that have over $1 billion in annual sales. These traits work for us small business owners, too.

Ilise and Jim continue their series on how to help shy people have the maximum opportunity to by successful by helping them find ways to contribute their good ideas to their organizations.

Mark joins Jim to talk about how to do a better job of serving the most important people in our small businesses - our customers.

Doug joins Jim to talk about how to pick a CPA firm, followed by a discussion about how the alternative minimum tax (AMT) is affecting more taxpayers than ever before, and they wrap up with a report on electronic tax filing.

Leigh and Jim talk about why employees leave small business employers. The reasons may surprise you and the answers to this challenge will likely surprise you.

Doug and Jim talk about the many opportunities America's small businesses have to export to other countries, and all of the help available to small businesses from the Commerce Department to find foreign customers and do business with them.