The Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce is launching a new training program for local entrepreneurs, with the aim of taking participants from big idea to viable business.

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Starting and scaling a business in today’s economic landscape presents numerous challenges, but also unique opportunities. Among these opportunities are city grants and small business training ...

Kalamazoo's Black Entrepreneur Training Academy recently celebrated the graduation of its fourth cohort from the free program. A new group of cohorts in Kalamazoo, Michigan, is celebrating its ...

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A recent program announced by Centenary University will provide training and coaching for veterans planning to start their own businesses. The free, virtual Veteran Venture Program (VVP) features ...

PHOENIX — The city of Peoria and Grand Canyon University have announced a partnership for a entrepreneur training program, according to a news release. The four month program will provide free ...

DETROIT (AP) — The University of Michigan Center for Entrepreneurship and the nonprofit NextEnergy are on Tuesday kicking off a training program for entrepreneurs seeking to help commercialize energy ...

Musicians Ana María Torres and María Carla Puga started making bracelets and necklaces at home in Cuba during the pandemic, and they now have a flourishing business. On an island that for decades ...