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United States Marine Corps. veteran Joseph Karl gives the student address at the annual NCCC Veteran's Day ceremony. (Submitted photo)

United States Marine Corps. veteran Joseph Karl gives the student address at the annual NCCC Veteran’s Day ceremony. (Submitted photo)

Veteran-owned businesses can benefit from Niagara SBDC’s free entrepreneurship classes

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Mon, Apr 11th 2022 04:35 pm

The Niagara Small Business Development Center will host a series of free entrepreneurship classes for veterans and their family members. These courses enhance business skills and strengthen a new or existing business. The series will run on the fourth Tuesday of the month, from 6-8 p.m., beginning April 25 and concluding Dec. 13. The schedule includes:

√ April 25 – “Entrepreneurship”

√ May 24 – “Start Up Basics”

√ June 28 – “Understanding Your Financial Picture”

√ July 26 – “Marketing for Small Business”

√ Aug. 23 – “Business Plans & Business Model Canvas”

√ Sept. 27 – “Government Contracting”

√ Oct. 25 – “Educational and Financial Resources for Veterans”

√ Dec. 13 – To be determined

Classes will be held at Niagara County Community College, located at 3111 Saunders Settlement Road in Sanborn. A webinar option is also available for those unable to attend in person. To register for these classes, or to find out more about other services offered by the SBDC, visit NiagaraSBDC.org or call 716-210-2515.

These classes are made possible through a grant from the Verizon Communications Community Benefit Fund.

The Niagara SBDC specializes in free and confidential one-on-one counseling, dealing with small-business opportunities and problems. The SBDC offers training and instructional programs targeted to the needs and interests of small business, providing service for every stage of a business. Since its inception in 1984, the expert advisers of the Niagara SBDC have worked with over 18,000 businesses, helping them to invest nearly $525 million in the area’s economy, and create or save nearly 12,000 jobs.

The Niagara Small Business Development Center will host a series of free entrepreneurship classes for veterans and their family members. These courses enhance business skills and strengthen a new or existing business. The series will run on the fourth Tuesday of the month, from 6-8 p.m., beginning April 25 and concluding Dec. 13. The schedule includes:
√ April 25 – “Entrepreneurship”
√ May 24 – “Start Up Basics”
√ June 28 – “Understanding Your Financial Picture”
√ July 26 – “Marketing for Small Business”
√ Aug. 23 – “Business Plans & Business Model Canvas”
√ Sept. 27 – “Government Contracting”
√ Oct. 25 – “Educational and Financial Resources for Veterans”
√ Dec. 13 – To be determined
Classes will be held at Niagara County Community College, located at 3111 Saunders Settlement Road in Sanborn. A webinar option is also available for those unable to attend in person. To register for these classes, or to find out more about other services offered by the SBDC, visit NiagaraSBDC.org or call 716-210-2515.
These classes are made possible through a grant from the Verizon Communications Community Benefit Fund.
The Niagara SBDC specializes in free and confidential one-on-one counseling, dealing with small-business opportunities and problems. The SBDC offers training and instructional programs targeted to the needs and interests of small business, providing service for every stage of a business. Since its inception in 1984, the expert advisers of the Niagara SBDC have worked with over 18,000 businesses, helping them to invest nearly $525 million in the area’s economy, and create or save nearly 12,000 jobs.
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