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Do you understand your customer? Entrepreneurship for good training

Join Impact Hub Minneapolis–St. Paul for Entrepreneurship for Good with Terri Barreiro, author of Social Entrepreneurship: From Issue to Viable Plan, where you’ll have the chance to gain insights and guidance on building and growing your venture.

Customer Exploration

  • Know your Customer: how to use interviewing to gather actionable information and define the right customer segments for your business

Impact Hub Minneapolis-Saint Paul (MSP) supports entrepreneurs through a combination of community, resources, and educational programs. They provide a collaborative co-working space and networking opportunities to connect like-minded individuals. Additionally, they offer business development coaching, workshops, and specific programs like the "Entrepreneurship 4 Good" an entrepreneurship training program to help social entrepreneurs launch, own and grow their ventures. They also provide access to a global network, mentorship, and connections to funding sources.

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Do you understand your customer? Entrepreneurship for good training

Date

September 09, 2026

Time

10:00 am - 11:30 am

Location

Impact Hub Minneapolis - St. Paul
825 Washington Ave SE #200, Minneapolis, MN 55414

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Impact Hub

Cost

no-cost

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