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Imagine being part of an entrepreneurial ecosystem that stretches across 179 countries, building a network of over 110,000 like-minded individuals sharing their experiences, support, and knowledge. ☀️ Imagine no more – welcome to the e-Residency community! Discover the unmatched perks of the growing network of e-residents: ⭐️ a vibrant community of global entrepreneurs ⭐️ connecting with entrepreneurs whose visions and ideas align with yours ⭐️ gaining from shared wisdom and insights for the benefit of your ventures ⭐️ discovering potential clients or business partners is just a conversation away Ready to connect, learn, and grow? Click the link in the comments below and join the #community! 👇

As we come to the end of Small Business Month, check out the latest policy brief in our Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE) Nexus series focused on “Boosting Small Business Growth: Navigating Policy Complexities and Government Support.”   Small businesses like those our NFTE alumni create are critical to driving economic growth and fostering community innovation, but many of those small businesses struggle to survive beyond their initial years.   Read more in the brief about what can be done to support these early-stage businesses and to launch the next generation of thriving entrepreneurs!   https://lnkd.in/efyMijWp

Small businesses are the heartbeat of local communities, and their success is intricately linked to the prosperity of the neighborhoods they serve. By focusing on California-based businesses owned by Black and Latinx entrepreneurs, we recognize the transformative power of supporting businesses deeply rooted in their communities. A thriving small business sector doesn't just benefit individual entrepreneurs; it has a ripple effect, bringing positive change to the wider community. It creates job opportunities, fosters economic resilience, and contributes to the cultural vibrancy of neighborhoods. When local businesses prosper, so do the communities they call home. If you know a Black or Latinx small business owner in the Bay Area who is interest in taking their company to the next level, have them apply to our upcoming business incubator: https://hubs.ly/Q02hVNLd0

This is how a capacity development program or skills acquisitions training should be. At the end students, after being taught are empowered to set up their own businesses and add to the growth and development of the society.

IMO, mentorship is one of the best ways to fast track your journey. So if you're a food entrepreneur of color that's exactly what Hot Bread Kitchen wants to help you do. Share this because you might know someone who'd love this type of mentorship. I know I would love a mentor in the hotel/food video production world.

Happy World Entrepreneur Day! In recognition of World Entrepreneur Day, we explore the vital role of entrepreneurship in shaping the economic landscape of British Columbia. This blog features interviews with local entrepreneurs who share their experiences, insights, and the challenges they have overcome. Their stories illustrate the significance of innovation and resilience in driving growth and creating opportunities within our communities. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eYvXfEZF

We're delighted to announce the launch of our latest report "Empowering the Future'. We know all about the transformative power of youth entrepreneurship because we see it every day. However, too many young people face barriers preventing them from starting and growing successful businesses. That's why we've joined forces with The Entrepreneurs Network to call on whoever forms the next government to prioritize harnessing the economic opportunity of young entrepreneurs. When young entrepreneurs thrive it’s an effective lever to boost growth, level inequalities and drive green and social economies to create a generation for change.” https://lnkd.in/e-vm9h69

🔍 Solo Entrepreneurship in Belgium 🔍 Belgium hosts 765,171 solo entrepreneurs ('natural persons') who operate without the legal distinction between personal and business assets. These individuals are active in a variety of professions, spanning from healthcare to masonry. 👉 This entrepreneurial framework simplifies initial business setup but also intertwines personal financial risk with business outcomes. 💡 Each type of organization, natural or legal (e.g., BV/SPRL, NV/SA), has its advantages and disadvantages. Choose wisely!

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#entrepreneurlife can be challenging, we understand. Sometimes it can feel like an uphill battle when you’re taking on so many things by yourself. The best way to mitigate stress and keep the needle moving is to build community! Reaching out to other entrepreneurs who know the landscape helps to keep you motivated. Keep an eye on our channels for our innovation programming and Elevate events to be a part of our vibrant community of founders who understand. #ElevateTechCA #entrepreneurcommunity #smallbusiness #founderlife