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SourceLink Affiliate Quarterly Conversation - March 17, 2022

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Global Business Development Expert Cheryl Edison and our very own 2018 YLAI alum and young entrepreneur Shemeon William discuss the intricacies of business development & growth. 1) Start Local — As Edison pointed out, most entrepreneurs must self-fund their initial products. Posted by U.S. How do I scale up?”

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6 Pillars of Authority Marketing

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As chair of the entrepreneurial practice at Forbes Books, a former director of an entrepreneurial center and a tech entrepreneur, I drill this philosophy into aspiring entrepreneurs. Studies show that record numbers of Americans now identify themselves as entrepreneurs?approximately Chances are it’s been thought of.

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LA Makerspace and many others bringing robots and 3D printers. Now that we have the first tech mayor of LA, it’s time for the developers and entrepreneurs to step up and show off our tech chops through an important cause.

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Introduction The Equity for Every Entrepreneur (E3) Durham program employs a community-centered model that reduces the cost of doing business for Durham entrepreneurs. Local navigators — trusted advisors who have extensive relationships in the community — provide guidance to enrolled entrepreneurs at no-cost.