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We’re going from learning about what an entrepreneur is to how to become one! Join us as Ebony Miller-Wesley, director of Rochester Institute of Technology’s Center for Urban Entrepreneurship, leads us through what it takes to get a business off the ground and, more importantly, to keep it going, especially in Rochester. Oftentimes the backbone of a community, these small businesses are driving the economy and are so important, maybe more now than ever.
Key Takeaways:
- This Rochester gem is a model across the country.
- Serving the underserved entrepreneur.
- Small businesses are at the heart of community and the economy.
- Nexus i90 - it’s a game changer!
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