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Upcoming Events at WEDA

Business Plan
When: February 16
Time: 12PM-2:30PM
Cost: $20.00
The objective of this workshop is to teach participants how to put together an effective business plan. The lecture will include a template of a business plan and will discuss required business plan components.
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Nonprofit Grant Writing
When: February 21,2012
Time: 6PM-8PM
Cost: $20
If you are a social entrepreneur and want to understand the fundamentals of securing a grant for your nonprofit organization, this workshop is for you. The objective of this lecture is to help participants understand how to both research and prepare effective grant
proposals.
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Budgeting for businesses .
When: February 23, 2012
Time: 12pm-2:00pm
Cost: Free
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Join WEDA and Hope Service Credit for a workshop that will aid your business financial management. This workshop will prepare business owners to design and implement budgets for their company

Credit and Business Loan 101
When: March 1,2012
Time: 6pm-8:00pm
Cost: Free
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SBA District Office:  233 Peachtree Street NE, Suite 1900, Atlanta, Georgia 30303

Join WEDA for an informational session on building capital for your business.  The workshop hosted in partnership with the SBA Georgia District Office, Access to Capital for Entrepreneurs (ACE), and Hope Credit Services will cover ways to build and/or improve your business credit, how to position your business to acquire loans, and hte things lender evaluate when issuing loans.

ACE is a Georgia based non-profit organization that provides capital to start and grow businesses.  ACE is currently lending towards credit builder loans, start up business loans, business growth loans, equipment loans, and green loans.  This training will prepare business owners seeking business loans.

Atlanta Microenterprise Initiative (“AMI”)
Next cycle begins March 17. Register now!

AMI is a comprehensive, 9-week workshop series that helps emerging and new entrepreneurs learn how to start and manage a successful business, as well as how to determine funding needs and write a detailed business plan. Topics covered throughout the workshop series include business licensing and regulation; marketing, including primary and secondary research and analyses; business taxes, tax credits and other incentives; bookkeeping; sales/business development; operations; contract and equal employment opportunity laws; presentation skills; and business technology and e-commerce. AMI is an income-based program and new classes form three times per year.

Contact Robin Burlew at RBurlew@weda-atlanta.org for more information.