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Business Seminars & Webinars
Explore themed seminars designed for entrepreneurs aiming to develop and expand their businesses. From essential entrepreneurship principles to cutting-edge industry practices, our sessions focus on business strategy and growth. Gain invaluable tools and knowledge to elevate your business to new heights. Join us throughout the year for transformative insights and practical guidance on your entrepreneurial journey.
Check out our listings below for all of our current or upcoming offerings!
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.
Seminars & Webinars
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Idea Incubator Info Session (Online)
Watch Anytime
Watch the Session »The Idea Incubator is a launchpad for people who believe their startup can do more than turn a profit. Whether you’re in the early stages or already building momentum, this program is designed to help you grow a business that matters.
Come learn how we can support your vision, and what we’ll expect from you in return.
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Hablemos de Dinero
April 21, 2026
Registrarse En Persona »Este evento es financiado en parte por una subvención de United Way of Lancaster County y se ofrece en colaboración con Ariana Torres, Members First Federal Credit Union (Este evento se ofrecerá solo en español / This event will be offered in Spanish only)
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Credit Building and Credit Reports
April 30, 2026
Register »Your credit can shape your financial future, both personally and in business. This class breaks down what credit really means and how to take control of it.
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Learn About Franchises (Online)
May 14, 2026
Register »Thinking about business ownership but unsure where to start? Join Sean Haggerty from FranNet, trusted franchise experts, for an honest conversation about franchising. You’ll explore how franchises work, what to look for, and how to decide if this model fits your values and goals.
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Loan Readiness and Responsible Borrowing
May 28, 2026
Register »Join us for a practical session that helps entrepreneurs understand what lenders are really looking for, how to assess your loan readiness, and how to borrow responsibly. Whether you’re applying for your first loan or planning for future capital, this workshop will give you the tools to make informed, confident decisions.
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Hablemos de Dinero
June 18, 2026
Este evento es financiado en parte por una subvención de United Way of Lancaster County y se ofrece en colaboración con Ephrata National Bank.
(Este evento se ofrecerá solo en español / This event will be offered in Spanish only)
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Navigating Taxes for Small Business
June 25, 2026
Register »Join us for a practical session on how to manage small business taxes with more clarity and confidence. Led by the ASSETS Lending Team, this class covers essential tax obligations, common filing mistakes, and how to stay organized all year long.
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. ASSETS’ WBC services are provided in a nondiscriminatory way to all legal residents and citizens in the U.S.
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Learn more »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.
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Visit their site »The Women’s Business Center at ASSETS is funded in part by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). 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.