Cape Codder

DATELINE: Hyannis and Malden, Mass ... Maybe "Cash is king, but barter is an interesting alternative. Considering the challenges of cash flows related to current economic rut, the new site of Cape Cod business is to find a warm welcome from owners of local businesses. The new company is affiliated with New England business, based in Malden, Mass., the oldest in the region, the largest organization of barter trade, with over 28 years of helping businesses move products and services.

The new Cape Cod business is located at 76 Main Street West, Suite 202, Hyannis.

Some original members include Van Rensselaer Restaurant, Wellfleet, Little Capistrano Bicycle Eastham; Northern Lights Hammocks, Provincetown; Sol Spa Chatham Scargo Cafed, Dennis, Firefly Woodfire Grill, Falmouth Atlantic Limousine, Barnstable; Polar Cave Ice Cream , Mashpee, Cape Cod beach chair, Sandwich, Mills & Martini Bar Tapas Embargo, Hyannis and Cape Cod painting Marston.

Larry Conn, Hyannis Cape Cod resident and managing partner of Commerce noted, "organized barter is a legitimate means to bring new business leads to your door and extend your local network value. Meanwhile barter revenues can help pay your fees accessories, provide a source of employee bonuses and incentives to increase your health coverage, and perhaps a few small luxuries you can.

"Cape Cod has always been a haven for entrepreneurs and business people of ambition and energy," said Ken Meharg, CEO of Cape Cod and New England Business Commerce.

Gary Oshry, president of New England traded added, "the tourism industry to provide professional services to manufacturing, Cape Codders have a broad base to enjoy the exchange of goods and services."


Trading Up in New England
Since 1980, the New England trade has helped thousands of businesses to gain a competitive advantage by increasing their incomes and achieve barter. Barter is a creative way to increase sales and reduce cash expenditures. Restaurants, car services, travel, retail, professional and business services such as accounting, legal and advertising / marketing is a sample of the many customers who do business with New England and the other trade .

Worldwide, more than 600 billion is traded every year by small businesses and corporate giants like. Nearly one third of all U.S. companies are involved in a sort of barter and over 65percent of companies traded on the New York Stock barter use Exchange sale of surplus stocks and reduce bolster.

New England Trade also has offices at 926 Eastern Avenue Malden, Massachusetts, and in three decades, it has become the largest organization of barter in New England. The company is a founding member of the National Association of Trade Exchange and a member of the International Reciprocal Trade Association, New England Trade manages over five million dollars in sales annually and employs 10 people. New England trade is operated by experienced, certified brokers who knows how to run businesses for barter. The company is a longstanding member of the Malden Chamber of Commerce.

For more information on the Cape Cod Commercial, visit www.CapeCodTrade.com or call 508 775-1277.