We’ve Moved!

by Steve Schultz on November 29, 2009

Well it’s official and took a little longer than planned.  SP Consulting has now moved to www.geniusbyosmosis.com.   For now, this site will still be up and operable but I will be closing all the forms so no submissions will be taken on any form from this website.

Those of you that had subscribed to my feed here, rather than transfer it or re-use it I went ahead and just set up a new one.  You can get that here.  http://feeds.feedburner.com/GeniusByOsmosis

So no more blog posts here.  Sorry if it’s an inconvenience to anyone but my primary emails fro studentbusinessuniverse.com will still be working and I check them regularly so feel free to still contact me.

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