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A 4-part in person workshop series: Starting Your Journey/Defining Your Idea (2/28); Driving Revenue (3/7); Business Plans (3/21) and Financial Matters (3/28). This registration will cover all 4 sessions (all from 4-6pm) at Plymouth Chamber of Commerce

Are you ready to start a business? How much do you know about the process? Well, what you don’t know can hurt you. Starting a business is a major challenge and should not be undertaken without considerable thought and planning. Use this handbook to highlight many of the issues you should consider.

SCORE SC Lowcountry developed this handbook as a guide for entrepreneurs who are seriously considering starting their own businesses. 

If you are SERIOUS about getting federal grant funding for your nonprofit, our instructor is a phenomenal Dallas insider.

Join SCORE Mentor, Robert Snyder, at the Desert Foothills Library for this 5 part Brown Bag Business Series. In this fourth session, Robert will be discussing tips and positioning on how to present a business plan in order to receive funding. 

Are you and your company backable? The answer depends a lot on your Business Plan. Let's talk about the kind of Business Plan you need to get financial backing.

In celebration of Black History Month, our expert presenter, Phyllis Johnson, owner & CEO of PKJ Consulting, will discuss funding and financial opportunities available to the Black community.

Almost all businesses require an infusion of money at some time to start, maintain, or grow. This workshop describes various funding sources and specific criteria used to evaluate funding requests. A SCORE mentor will explain the process for SBA guaranteed loans, as well as talk about local organizations that provide loans to start-ups and existing businesses. Also get tips on crowd-funding, friends and family loans and equity investments from Angel Investors and when Venture Capitalists come in.

A Finance expert will help you learn about:

In celebration of Black History Month, our expert presenter, Phyllis Johnson, owner & CEO of PKJ Consulting, will discuss funding and financial opportunities available to the Black community.

During this workshop, we will cover the basics of starting a business such as:
- First steps to start a business in Virginia
- Business plan basics
- Financing your business
- Where to look for help and guidance for your business research

Would you like to create a more predictable future? Then, the Employee to Entrepreneur: Build, Buy, or Franchise workshop is for you!

Live at the Housatonic Community College! As the new year starts, business owners and new entrepreneurs continue to confront the challenge of getting enough capital to start or grow their businesses.