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Do you have a great business idea?
Are you sitting on a business idea or maybe you own a start-up and are looking to add another product line? If so, the Idea Incubator may be right for you. This training program is designed to help you test your business assumptions and de-risk your business idea through a process of customer discovery and financial analysis.
Idea Incubators provide an 8-week business validator course for local entrepreneurs. This unique program offers an interactive way for a group of aspiring entrepreneurs to learn and work through the early stages of the business planning process, while creating the types of positive relationships and networking essential for small business owners. Participants will learn the importance of customer discovery and product-market fit. Upon completion, participants will leave with a clear value proposition, minimum viable product (MVP), startup financials, an understanding of community impact, and a formal pitch presentation.
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The Women’s Business Center at ASSETS houses all of Entrepreneur Training’s programs. It exists to support small business owners who are starting or expanding their businesses. While extra consideration is given to the specific challenges and issues for women entrepreneurs, the programs serve all—women, men, and racial and ethnic minorities.
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A proud partnership
ASSETS is proud to partner with U.S. Small Business Administration to host the Women’s Business Center at ASSETS. As a part of the nationwide network of Women’s Business Centers, the Women’s Business Center at ASSETS strives to empower women entrepreneurs by providing access to information, contacts, contracts, and capital.
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The Women’s Business Center at ASSETS houses all of Entrepreneur Training’s programs. The WBC exists to support small business owners who are starting or expanding their businesses. While extra consideration is given to the specific challenges and issues for women entrepreneurs, the programs serve all — women, men, and racial and ethnic minorities.
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The Women’s Business Center at ASSETS is funded in part by the U.S. Small Business Administration. SBA’s funding is not an endorsement of any products, opinions, or services. All SBA-funded programs are extended to the public on a nondiscriminatory basis. Reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities will be made if requested at least two weeks in advance.