The Business Center: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 19:07, 20 January 2018

TBC has historically focused on black-owned and women-owned startups and existing small business and nonprofits based in low-income communities.
For 15 years, TBC has followed a credo of “building our community one entrepreneur at a time.” Increasingly this has meant improving professional networking opportunities. Today, many of our members and those that have just taken a class or two, refer to TBC as The Business Connector.
As we look forward to the next 15 years, we will build on our heritage, of taking relationship building seriously, while improving the content of our incubation services and youth financial literacy programs.

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 *For 15 years, TBC has followed a credo of “building our community one entrepreneur at a time.”  Increasingly this has meant improving professional networking opportunities. Today, many of our members and those that have just taken a class or two, refer to TBC as The Business Connector.
 *As we look forward to the next 15 years, we will build on our heritage, of taking relationship building seriously, while improving the content of our incubation services and youth financial literacy programs.
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 [[Category:Issue-Black Business]][[Category:Serves-Minority Owned Businesses]]
 [[Category:Does-Business Incubation]][[Category:Is-Business Process Consultant]]