Starting a business online has helped entrepreneurs avoid the enormous costs of opening a traditional brick-and-mortar business, but that doesn’t necessarily mean starting an online business is inexpensive. In this

This workshop focuses on your business concept and step-by-step guidance in researching your idea, your market, and your competition. At the end of the Business Concept workshop, you are able

The American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) has brought millions in public dollars to cities, towns and other public entities to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic and its economic consequences. This

Are you looking for ways to involve your residents in municipal decision-making? Do you want to learn how to engage diverse populations who are often harmed by institutional processes? This

Managing cash flow is one of the biggest challenges that small businesses face day to day. You need money to pay bills, make investments, pay salaries, and provide growth opportunities.

Starting in February 2023, the Berkshire Black Economic Council will host informational sessions inviting guest speakers from the community to present on relevant topics and resources that may be useful

This workshop provides you with an introduction to marketing communication methods and tools to maximize your customer reach. The discussion in the Marketing Plan workshop covers pricing strategies, positioning, the

Join us for the third session of the 2023 Black Innovation and Entrepreneurship Program: Learn how HBCUs function as regional centers of excellence for inventors, innovators, and entrepreneurs. Hear from

Join the U.S. Small Business Administration Baltimore District Office as we celebrate Black History Month with a special webinar offering information on tools and resources available to help you thrive

This webinar will discuss how to certify your business as a Women-Owned Small Business for Federal government contracting opportunities. Speakers: Nadine Boone, Assistant District Director of Business Development — U.S. Small Business