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
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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.
Learn, expand, and bring your ideas to market. Now accepting applications for TWO programs for food entrepreneurs of color in NYC! CULTIVATE In partnership with Santander Bank, Cultivate is a virtual program that provides resources, capital grants $2,500—$13,000, and mentorship to early-stage food entrepreneurs. 📍 Virtual program for entrepreneurs in NYC + surrounding counties 🗓 Program begins March 2024 🔪 Applications due: January 14, 2024 START Start provides eligible businesses with a subsidized licensed commercial kitchen space, access to markets, technical expertise, mentorship, and capital readiness counseling. 📍Kitchens located in Brooklyn 🗓 Program begins February 2024 🔪 Applications due: January 19, 2024 Get more information, see eligibility requirements, and apply at hotbreadkitchen.org/hbki
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Right to Start Founder and CEO Victor W. Hwang was quoted today by the Detroit Regional Chamber. At the Mackinac Policy Conference that wrapped up yesterday, Victor discussed the challenges that entrepreneurs face, including childcare, education, and healthcare, with a particular focus on the lack of supportive policies for small businesses. 82% of entrepreneurs believe the government favors big businesses over them, underscoring the need for a comprehensive approach to support small businesses. 🤝 Despite these hurdles, there is strong bipartisan support to improve the business environment. Victor told the audience, “People across both parties [want entrepreneurs to succeed] … there are people that have seen how the system doesn’t work. ...It’s just very powerful to see. And often, they’ll say 'This is the first time we’ve worked so closely on things together.'” 🏁 Read the full debrief here: https://lnkd.in/eKkPzTJE Song Foundation #MPC24 #LetUsStart #BuildYourDreams #entrepreneurship
Making Michigan a High-Growth, High-Wage State
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Let’s celebrate small businesses! #shopsmall #shoplocal #dcsmallbusinessweek #dcsmallbusinesses #Ledcsmallbusinesses
Let's kick off the celebration for #NationalSmallBusinessWeek with a burst of excitement alongside the Latino Economic Development Center! Prepare to embark on a journey through the vibrant tapestry of DC's small business landscape, as we shine a spotlight on 5 remarkable local treasures. 🏪💼 From vibrant restaurants to unique shops, each business tells a story of passion, resilience, and community spirit. Join us every week for National Small Business Month in rallying behind these inspiring entrepreneurs, as we show our unwavering support for their dreams and aspirations. ✨🌆 Learn about our Small Business Development services: https://lnkd.in/dipMppt #SmallBusinessMonth #SupportLocal #EmpowerWithLEDC
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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
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Dean Isaac McCoy, of the School of Business Entrepreneurship and CIS, is featured in a Rolling Out article. Check out this wonderful piece about empowering communities, bridging higher education and economic development, and more. https://lnkd.in/e4NH47dH
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Parenting and entrepreneurship are both transformative and highly demanding journeys, and many Activate Fellows embark on them simultaneously. How do they balance both? How do the roles of science entrepreneur and parent intersect and even complement one another? Learn more: https://hubs.la/Q02mr9Tz0
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Step onto the pathway to entrepreneurial success! 🚀 Our HND in Business program is thoughtfully crafted to spark your entrepreneurial spirit. Let's delve into how this journey can turn your dreams into reality. 💼✨ #EntrepreneurialJourney #HNDSuccess
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How can you get started in small business entrepreneurship (SMB ETA)? Look around your local community. There are business owners everywhere who earn a solid income and directly impact their communities. Most of them are not business titans; they're everyday people committed to doing the best they can for their customers and employees. Get out there and meet them! Learn about their businesses and industries. See what the day-to-day of operating really looks like. Then, take the plunge.
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Ignite your passion in a program designed to lead immigrants and minorities to explore business ideas in the U.S market. Exploring Entrepreneurship takes you on an interactive journey of reading, research, and discussion, enabling you to plan and analyze your entrepreneurial vision by creating a thoroughly researched and tested Business Plan. Next cohort begins May 2 https://vist.ly/xgg7
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What's one skill you're currently working on to level up your entrepreneurial game? Continuous improvement is the name of the game! Let's talk about the skills we're honing to elevate our entrepreneurial journey. 📈 #SkillDevelopment #EntrepreneurGrowth
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4monice job J.D!