Individuals who start their own businesses know well they have to serve in many roles to make it happen. Recognizing this as an obstacle for business builders, Women’s Entrepreneurial Opportunity Center (WEOC) and Own Your Success (OYS) are teaming to host a workshop for women entrepreneurs titled Managing Priorities—Juggling the Many Hats Women Entrepreneurs Wear. The event will be held at The NIIC on October 18, 2018, 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
“Come learn from experts in our community about how to manage your priorities as a business owner. Our panel includes Emily Fitzgerald, Owner, Organized Living Solutions; Lindsay Bloom, Community Health Specialist, Physician Health Plan (PHP); Stephanie Martin, Owner, A Chance Re-Employment and Training; Lindsay Stump, Owner, Organized to Save,” said Leslee Hill, Director, WEOC. The format will include a panel discussion with Hill and Hines moderating and provide an opportunity for attendees to ask questions.
“I’m so excited we are bringing this event to busy entrepreneurs! It’s an important topic, and one that comes up frequently in our organization. Attendees will come away with some valuable and applicable tips,” said Andie Hines, Owner, OYS.
Registration is required, and there is no fee to attend. Click here to register. This workshop is sponsored by WEOC, OYS and SCORE Northeast Indiana.
About WEOC—The Women’s Entrepreneurial Opportunity Center (WEOC) serves as a resource center and business growth accelerator for women and underserved entrepreneurs in Northeast Indiana. In October 2017, the name changed to Women’s Entrepreneurial Opportunity Center to more accurately reflect what WEOC does. WEOC is funded in part through a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration. Host organization The NIIC also provides funding and supplemental and complementary resources for WEOC, an SBA designated Women’s Business Center—one of two in Indiana. WEOC serves women at all stages of their business ventures. WEOC responds to the unique needs of women entrepreneurs through business growth coaching, training and entrepreneurial education, connectivity and access to capital. For more information, visit www.inweoc.com.
About The NIIC—The NIIC is a non-profit, vibrant entrepreneurial community. We help business builders and entrepreneurs launch and grow successful business ventures. We are located in a designated U.S. Small Business Administration HUB Zone, and in April 2018, Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb designated The Northeast Indiana Innovation Park Campus as an Opportunity Zone through the U.S. Treasury. Formed in 1999 by a consortium of community and government leaders and organizations, The NIIC was recognized by Entrepreneur magazine in 2013 as one of the top four under-the-radar incubators in the country. This basically means Entrepreneur magazine, with the help of International Business Incubation Association, picked four U.S. incubators to highlight, and we were one of them. In their words, we “stand out in a state not always perceived as small business friendly.” The NIIC is the country’s only ISO9001: 2008 registered business incubation and acceleration program. https://niic.net/. Click here for The NIIC press kit.
About Own Your Success—Own Your Success is a nonprofit, peer community for women entrepreneurs in Northeast Indiana. Through programming and events, an active online community, community partnerships, and office space opening in 2019, OYS supports women in any stage or scale to create a successful, sustainable business.
About SCORE Northeast Indiana—Fort Wayne SCORE provides Northeast Indiana with the professional advice and tools to help businesses thrive. This includes offering free business mentoring, business workshops, and numerous templates and tools to help individuals start or grow a business. SCORE offers four branches in Indiana, including Fort Wayne, Angola, Kendalville, and Warsaw. The organization recently relocated the downtown Fort Wayne brand to The Northeast Indiana Innovation Center (The NIIC), 3201 Stellhorn Road. Fort Wayne SCORE telephone and email addresses remain unchanged. For more information about SCORE, visit https://fortwayne.score.org/ or call 260-422-2601.