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NEW VIRGINIA: SCALING4GROWTH

STATEWIDE RECRUITMENT Classes held at the Ruppert Sargent Bldg.
1 Franklin Street, 1st Floor Conference Room, Hampton, Virginia 23669
Small Business Owners, would you like to go from Entrepreneur to CEO? Increase your revenue and create jobs?
The Virginia Department of Small Business and Supplier Diversity is now accepting online applications for NEW VIRGINIA: SCALING4GROWTH. This “StreetWise MBA” program is in partnership with Interise.org (Boston, MA).
Classes begin December 2019 and meet every other Thursday, through June 2020 in Hampton, Virginia.
Although classes are every OTHER Thursday, EVERY Thursday is held for the six months. Average time spent on homework is approximately 3-5 hours per week. Opportunity open to Virginia-based businesses only and those who meet at least the minimum requirements. ATTENDANCE IS MANDATORY
NEW VIRGINIA: Scaling4Growth is Virginia’s brand of the Interise StreetWise MBA program. For further data on the success from this program, visit www.Interise.org This six-month program is designed for business owners to learn how to scale their business by assessing their business model and becoming more efficient in areas of human resource, finance, social media, procurement, and bank speak. For consideration, small business owners MUST meet the minimum requirements:  Must be a Virginia-based business  In business at least three (3) years  Revenue Between $250,000 and $10,000,000  One other full time person working in the company besides the majority owner and able to run the company while the owner is away  The majority owner is the participant (51% ownership or more); substitutes may NOT participate  Certified as a SWaM (Small, Woman-owned, or Minority-owned) by the Virginia Department of Small Business and Supplier Diversity  Willingness to complete all assignments on time
APPLY NOW: http://scaling4growth.interise.org/
After opening this link, do NOT click “yes” that you want additional information. Go directly to the FULL application for consideration for an interview.
Individuals wanting more information or who have questions are invited to attend the Information Session on Friday, September 27 at one of the locations below… please email the contact for your location to RSVP.

 

Rupert Sargent Bldg.
1 Franklin Street, Hampton, VA 23669
angela.barber@sbsd.virginia.gov

North Courthouse Rd. Library
325 N. Courthouse Road, Richmond VA 23236
randy.brown@sbsd.virginia.gov

Virginia Workforce Center
10304 Spotsylvania Avenue, Suite 100, Fredericksburg, VA 22408
courtney.mustin@sbsd.virginia.gov

7611 Little River Turnpike, Room 329W, Annandale, VA 22003
chris.ley@sbsd.virginia.gov

Roanoke Chamber of Commerce
210 S. Jefferson Street, Roanoke, VA 24011
ramain.gohar@sbsd.virginia.gov

Event Date September, 28

Event Time 4:30am - 6:30am

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