HCBC, C-Cap partnership helping to develop entrepreneurs
For several years, the Hamilton County Business Center has enjoyed a close relationship with Queen City Angels’ administrative arm C-Cap, producing a variety of programs benefiting entrepreneurs throughout southwest Ohio. Morning Mentoring, held monthly, seeks four companies to participate in a structured mentoring and networking session that allows for focused dialogue between the companies and professional advisors about their markets, products, services, and management practices. The Regional Entrepreneurs Forum, held on the third Friday of each month, assembles 60 to 80 local entrepreneurs to network and to discuss entrepreneur-requested topics related to their businesses. The two-day Entrepreneur Boot Camp, held once a year in late spring, helps aspiring entrepreneurs plug into business assistance, capital, and professional service networks in Greater Cincinnati. Read the full release here.
For several years, the Hamilton County Business Center has enjoyed a close relationship with Queen City Angels’ administrative arm C-Cap, producing a variety of programs benefiting entrepreneurs throughout southwest Ohio.
Morning Mentoring, held monthly, seeks four companies to participate in a structured mentoring and networking session that allows for focused dialogue between the companies and professional advisors about their markets, products, services, and management practices.
The Regional Entrepreneurs Forum, held on the third Friday of each month, assembles 60 to 80 local entrepreneurs to network and to discuss entrepreneur-requested topics related to their businesses.
The two-day Entrepreneur Boot Camp, held once a year in late spring, helps aspiring entrepreneurs plug into business assistance, capital, and professional service networks in Greater Cincinnati.
Read the full release here.
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