Should I become a partner or a subcontractor in a new business venture?

By Brad Sugars Edited by Dan Bova Oct 30, 2008

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Brad Sugars

Brad Sugars is the founder and chairman of ActionCOACH. As an entrepreneur, author and business coach, he has owned and operated more than two dozen companies including his main company, ActionCOACH, which has more than 1,000 offices in 34 countries.

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