Enterprise Tour helps companies launch and offers present entrepreneurs help.
State vast “Road to Diversity Tour” gives enterprise help, teaching and funding choices to new and current entrepreneurs.
Two Wisconsin non-profits assist enterprise homeowners looking for certification help. new entrepreneurs needing coaching and folks with concepts needing a coach.
APPLETON, WI, UNITED STATES, October 12, 2023 /EINPresswire.com/ — Road To Diversity Tour Launches Statewide With The Wisconsin Black Chamber of Commerce and The Wisconsin Ladies’s Enterprise Initiative Company (WWIBIC). These two impactful organizations have come collectively to share alternatives to acquiring native and nationwide enterprise certifications, grants, teaching, monetary partnerships and extra on “The Road To Diversity Tour” with stops in:
· Appleton
· Maddison
· La Crosse
· Milwaukee
At this time at The Commodore Membership, 231 E School Ave Appleton, Wisconsin the occasion is from 4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
The tour started final month in Racine, continues right now in Appleton, Wi. at The Commodore Membership, 231 E School Ave Appleton, Wisconsin from 4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. the FREE sequence ends Friday Dec eighth on the 2nd Annual Black and Various Enterprise Showcase Occasion on the Baird Heart, downtown Milwaukee. These with a dream and wish to learn the way, and enterprise homeowners eager to develop by way of new alternatives are welcome.
The Wisconsin Ladies’s Enterprise Initiative Company (WWBIC) has supplied enterprise loans and entry to truthful and accountable capital, high quality enterprise and monetary wellness coaching, and one-on-one teaching since 1987. WWBIC’s influence is seen by way of the various entrepreneurs, enterprise homeowners and people whom we help. Their work and assist put your online business goals to work.
The Wisconsin Black Chamber of Commerce created the three,000 Black Enterprise Problem to generate new companies in Wisconsin. They positioned $1,000,000 into Milwaukee’s 99-year-old Black owned financial institution, and dedicated $100,000 to enhancing customer support in Black owned eating places. To promote Milwaukee companies, they created the “The place to Go and What to Do in Black Milwaukee” information discovered on stands in: The Milwaukee Airport, native motels, eating places and distributed to over 200 locations and places round Milwaukee. This tourism information will even be distributed all through The Road To Diversity Tour.
For extra info contact Ruben W. Hopkins CEO on the Wisconsin Black Chamber of Commerce www.twbcc.com or Colleen Bies – North East Area Director of The Wisconsin Ladies’s Enterprise Initiative Company (WWBIC) www.wwbic.com
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