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28 Entrepreneurs Explain Why They Started Their Business

Hearpreneur

We asked some entrepreneurs and business owners, why they started their businesses: #1- To build a community. I wanted to be a part of a community of consultants that would provide me with the opportunity to build relationships with other practitioners, share lessons learned, and periodically collaborate. Photo Credit: Sheryl Green.

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What is a Social Enterprise?

Up and Running

it is a 501(c) (3) nonprofit, but because of its dedication to sustainability, it is now working with local communities to form separate stove manufacturing factories in their countries. An L3C is a variation on an LLC, essentially a hybrid form of a nonprofit and for-profit company. Here in the U.S. that social enterprises can take.

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RISE 2010 Registration Open

Austin Startup

It is certainly an advantageous event to take part in and an asset to the community. Unlike a traditional conference, RISE is a non-profit event with no cost to participate, and sessions are independently organized, peer-led and limited to 25 participants. Sessions take place in venues around Greater Austin.

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24 Entrepreneurs Explain What They Love About Being An Entrepreneur

Hearpreneur

It thrills me to see someone enter the company relatively green and then within a year, they’re working at a very pro level. Thanks to Guy Bauer, Guy Bauer Productions, LLC ! #9- Don’t forget to join our #IamCEO Community. #8- Promoting and raising people. Photo Credit: Guy Bauer. 9- Choosing my co-workers and customers.

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26 Entrepreneurs Explain Their Major Accomplishments in 2017

Hearpreneur

One of my major accomplishments of 2017 is being named Chair of the Public Relations and Communications Committee for The Los Angeles South Chamber of Commerce. communities through business development, entrepreneurship, and financial literacy education. Thanks to Zondra Wilson, Blu Skin Care, LLLC ! #8- 8- Creating LUX Rave.

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The Power of Disability Inclusion in the Technology and Entrepreneurial Sector

Austin Startup

One of the criticisms of the technology industry and entrepreneurial community is that it lacks diversity and inclusion?—?by Recognizing the need for more D&I in the technology and entrepreneurial communities, Capital Factory, recently hired Mellie Price as their D&I Director. “We Pass it down.” including disability.

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24 Entrepreneurs Explain What They Love About Being An Entrepreneur

Hearpreneur

So at 62 years old instead of preparing to retire, I started a green energy business called Waste to Energy Systems. You can seize an opportunity like literally taking garbage and turning it into a green solution. Also, it’s great to be able to hire more people and impact the people around us and our community.