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Fueling Small Business Growth with Incubators & Accelerators
May 14 @ 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm
Hear from leaders of incubators and accelerator programs that focus on entrepreneurs with disabilities to learn how they can help businesses innovate, scale and access essential resources. Learn about the benefits of these programs, hear real success stories from entrepreneurs and learn how to maximize opportunities for funding and mentorship. Discover strategies to pitch your ideas, connect with the right networks, learn from peers and make the most of these incredible programs.
Panelists:
- Santiago Garcia Mendez, 2Gether-International
- David Eckoff, Synergies Work
- Christian Garduno, Fair Exit
- Heather Neff, Equivalent
- Paul Kent, disABLED LIFE ALLIANCE
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the role of incubators and accelerators in fostering business innovation and growth.
- Explore the key benefits of incubators and accelerators, including mentorship, funding and networking opportunities.
- Understand how entrepreneurs have benefited from participating in these programs.
- Discover how to build connections with other business owners with disabilities to create mutually beneficial and supportive networks
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ASL Interpretation and Captioning were provided. If you have questions about this session, please email Alexis Jones at ajones@ndi-inc.org.
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