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So, are you ready to start or refresh your business?

From idea to execution; join us for an evening of quick-hit inspirational talks on key ingredients for starting your small business.  

Event Objective: To educate, inspire, empower and connect event attendees. You should attend this event if you are a member of the Twin Cities small business community who: 

  • Is interested in starting a business
  • Has recently started a business 
  • Is curious about freshening up their business idea 
  • Wants to refine or redefine their brand
  • Needs a social media refresher 
  • Is curious about how AI can help your small business
  • Wants to make some new connections in the small business community

Ticket Cost - Regular: $40 / Person

Attire: Dress Your Best: Whatever attire makes YOU feel empowered, whether it be your favorite graphic tee & jacket, a blue-striped pair of socks or a sparkly pair of pants, you do you!

 

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So, are you ready to start or refresh your business?

Date

March 13, 2024

Time

10:30 pm - 1:30 am

Location

The Essence Event Center - 1217 Bandana BLVD N 203, St Paul, MN 55108

Presented by

SCORE Twin Cities

Cost

$40.00

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