Business Card

What title should I choose on a business card?Please respond if you’re a business owner or upper management?

Not to snub anyone, I would just prefer input from people with experience in choosing a business card title.

President and CEO would be a good title.

There is an argument for not putting a title on the card at all. Most people, when they have your card, want to talk with YOU, not the title..

Don’t forget to put something on the back, hours, a map, services offered, etc.

Your business card is CRAP!

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