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SUMMARY:How Crowd-Funding and Microlending Can Boost Your Business and Fund Your Dream Project
DESCRIPTION:Learn more about this important topic for small businesses at this Park Slope Small Business Forum event. \nFind out how you can: \n\nGet your creative idea funded.\nGet support from your local community for your business.\nGet needed start-up funds to grow your business\nLearn tips and tricks on tapping into the social lending world.\n\nSpeakers: \nJay Lee is one of the founders of Small Knot\, a local\, social lending platform. Through Small Knot\, people can invest in their own communities by giving a social loan to a locally owned small business. Lee will give some background on Small Knot and explain how your local business can become a recipient of funds through Small Knot. \nTim Sutton is a filmmaker\, educator\, and founding director of Video Kid Brooklyn\, a film school for New York City youth. He is also the recipient of more than $40\,000 from Kickstarter\, the world’s largest funding platform for creative projects. Sutton will talk about his experiences with the Kickstarter process and his formula for success. \nErica Dorn is the business development officer for Accion\, a microlending organization that has provided financing to  more than  20\,000 small businesses. Dorn develops strategic partnerships that provide emerging small businesses with expert coaches and public-relations opportunities in addition to credit-building financing to grow healthy businesses. \n  \nRSVP required: weissj2003@yahoo.com. \n  \nAbout the Park Slope Small Business Forum\nThe Park Slope Small Business Forum is an avenue for entrepreneurs\, people starting or running small businesses\, and freelancers to share advice\, network\, and gain useful resources. Learn more at facebook.com/parkslopesmallbusinessforum. \nNetworking starts at 7.30 p.m.\, speakers start at 8 p.m. The meeting is free\, but we ask you to buy a drink (delicious home cooked food is also available) to thank Two Moon Art House and Cafe for supporting our forum (twomoonbklyn.com).
URL:https://parkslopeciviccouncil.org/event/park-slope-small-business-forum-how-crowd-funding-and-microlending-can-boost-your-business-and-fund-your-dream-project/
LOCATION:Two Moon Art House and Cafe\, 315 Fourth Avenue\, NY\, 11215\, United States
CATEGORIES:Local business
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SUMMARY:How Crowd-Funding and Microlending Can Boost Your Business and Fund Your Dream Project
DESCRIPTION:Learn more about this important topic for small businesses at this Park Slope Small Business Forum event. \nFind out how you can: \n\nGet your creative idea funded.\nGet support from your local community for your business.\nGet needed start-up funds to grow your business\nLearn tips and tricks on tapping into the social lending world.\n\nSpeakers: \nJay Lee is one of the founders of Small Knot\, a local\, social lending platform. Through Small Knot\, people can invest in their own communities by giving a social loan to a locally owned small business. Lee will give some background on Small Knot and explain how your local business can become a recipient of funds through Small Knot. \nTim Sutton is a filmmaker\, educator\, and founding director of Video Kid Brooklyn\, a film school for New York City youth. He is also the recipient of more than $40\,000 from Kickstarter\, the world’s largest funding platform for creative projects. Sutton will talk about his experiences with the Kickstarter process and his formula for success. \nErica Dorn is the business development officer for Accion\, a microlending organization that has provided financing to  more than  20\,000 small businesses. Dorn develops strategic partnerships that provide emerging small businesses with expert coaches and public-relations opportunities in addition to credit-building financing to grow healthy businesses. \n  \nRSVP required: weissj2003@yahoo.com. \n  \nAbout the Park Slope Small Business Forum\nThe Park Slope Small Business Forum is an avenue for entrepreneurs\, people starting or running small businesses\, and freelancers to share advice\, network\, and gain useful resources. Learn more at facebook.com/parkslopesmallbusinessforum. \nNetworking starts at 7.30 p.m.\, speakers start at 8 p.m. The meeting is free\, but we ask you to buy a drink (delicious home cooked food is also available) to thank Two Moon Art House and Cafe for supporting our forum (twomoonbklyn.com).
URL:https://parkslopeciviccouncil.org/event/park-slope-small-business-forum-how-crowd-funding-and-microlending-can-boost-your-business-and-fund-your-dream-project-5/
LOCATION:Two Moon Art House and Cafe\, 315 Fourth Avenue\, NY\, 11215\, United States
CATEGORIES:Local business
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SUMMARY:How Crowd-Funding and Microlending Can Boost Your Business and Fund Your Dream Project
DESCRIPTION:Learn more about this important topic for small businesses at this Park Slope Small Business Forum event. \nFind out how you can: \n\nGet your creative idea funded.\nGet support from your local community for your business.\nGet needed start-up funds to grow your business\nLearn tips and tricks on tapping into the social lending world.\n\nSpeakers: \nJay Lee is one of the founders of Small Knot\, a local\, social lending platform. Through Small Knot\, people can invest in their own communities by giving a social loan to a locally owned small business. Lee will give some background on Small Knot and explain how your local business can become a recipient of funds through Small Knot. \nTim Sutton is a filmmaker\, educator\, and founding director of Video Kid Brooklyn\, a film school for New York City youth. He is also the recipient of more than $40\,000 from Kickstarter\, the world’s largest funding platform for creative projects. Sutton will talk about his experiences with the Kickstarter process and his formula for success. \nErica Dorn is the business development officer for Accion\, a microlending organization that has provided financing to  more than  20\,000 small businesses. Dorn develops strategic partnerships that provide emerging small businesses with expert coaches and public-relations opportunities in addition to credit-building financing to grow healthy businesses. \n  \nRSVP required: weissj2003@yahoo.com. \n  \nAbout the Park Slope Small Business Forum\nThe Park Slope Small Business Forum is an avenue for entrepreneurs\, people starting or running small businesses\, and freelancers to share advice\, network\, and gain useful resources. Learn more at facebook.com/parkslopesmallbusinessforum. \nNetworking starts at 7.30 p.m.\, speakers start at 8 p.m. The meeting is free\, but we ask you to buy a drink (delicious home cooked food is also available) to thank Two Moon Art House and Cafe for supporting our forum (twomoonbklyn.com).
URL:https://parkslopeciviccouncil.org/event/park-slope-small-business-forum-how-crowd-funding-and-microlending-can-boost-your-business-and-fund-your-dream-project-2/
LOCATION:Two Moon Art House and Cafe\, 315 Fourth Avenue\, NY\, 11215\, United States
CATEGORIES:Local business
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SUMMARY:How Crowd-Funding and Microlending Can Boost Your Business and Fund Your Dream Project
DESCRIPTION:Learn more about this important topic for small businesses at this Park Slope Small Business Forum event. \nFind out how you can: \n\nGet your creative idea funded.\nGet support from your local community for your business.\nGet needed start-up funds to grow your business\nLearn tips and tricks on tapping into the social lending world.\n\nSpeakers: \nJay Lee is one of the founders of Small Knot\, a local\, social lending platform. Through Small Knot\, people can invest in their own communities by giving a social loan to a locally owned small business. Lee will give some background on Small Knot and explain how your local business can become a recipient of funds through Small Knot. \nTim Sutton is a filmmaker\, educator\, and founding director of Video Kid Brooklyn\, a film school for New York City youth. He is also the recipient of more than $40\,000 from Kickstarter\, the world’s largest funding platform for creative projects. Sutton will talk about his experiences with the Kickstarter process and his formula for success. \nErica Dorn is the business development officer for Accion\, a microlending organization that has provided financing to  more than  20\,000 small businesses. Dorn develops strategic partnerships that provide emerging small businesses with expert coaches and public-relations opportunities in addition to credit-building financing to grow healthy businesses. \n  \nRSVP required: weissj2003@yahoo.com. \n  \nAbout the Park Slope Small Business Forum\nThe Park Slope Small Business Forum is an avenue for entrepreneurs\, people starting or running small businesses\, and freelancers to share advice\, network\, and gain useful resources. Learn more at facebook.com/parkslopesmallbusinessforum. \nNetworking starts at 7.30 p.m.\, speakers start at 8 p.m. The meeting is free\, but we ask you to buy a drink (delicious home cooked food is also available) to thank Two Moon Art House and Cafe for supporting our forum (twomoonbklyn.com).
URL:https://parkslopeciviccouncil.org/event/park-slope-small-business-forum-how-crowd-funding-and-microlending-can-boost-your-business-and-fund-your-dream-project-6/
LOCATION:Two Moon Art House and Cafe\, 315 Fourth Avenue\, NY\, 11215\, United States
CATEGORIES:Local business
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SUMMARY:How Crowd-Funding and Microlending Can Boost Your Business and Fund Your Dream Project
DESCRIPTION:Learn more about this important topic for small businesses at this Park Slope Small Business Forum event. \nFind out how you can: \n\nGet your creative idea funded.\nGet support from your local community for your business.\nGet needed start-up funds to grow your business\nLearn tips and tricks on tapping into the social lending world.\n\nSpeakers: \nJay Lee is one of the founders of Small Knot\, a local\, social lending platform. Through Small Knot\, people can invest in their own communities by giving a social loan to a locally owned small business. Lee will give some background on Small Knot and explain how your local business can become a recipient of funds through Small Knot. \nTim Sutton is a filmmaker\, educator\, and founding director of Video Kid Brooklyn\, a film school for New York City youth. He is also the recipient of more than $40\,000 from Kickstarter\, the world’s largest funding platform for creative projects. Sutton will talk about his experiences with the Kickstarter process and his formula for success. \nErica Dorn is the business development officer for Accion\, a microlending organization that has provided financing to  more than  20\,000 small businesses. Dorn develops strategic partnerships that provide emerging small businesses with expert coaches and public-relations opportunities in addition to credit-building financing to grow healthy businesses. \n  \nRSVP required: weissj2003@yahoo.com. \n  \nAbout the Park Slope Small Business Forum\nThe Park Slope Small Business Forum is an avenue for entrepreneurs\, people starting or running small businesses\, and freelancers to share advice\, network\, and gain useful resources. Learn more at facebook.com/parkslopesmallbusinessforum. \nNetworking starts at 7.30 p.m.\, speakers start at 8 p.m. The meeting is free\, but we ask you to buy a drink (delicious home cooked food is also available) to thank Two Moon Art House and Cafe for supporting our forum (twomoonbklyn.com).
URL:https://parkslopeciviccouncil.org/event/park-slope-small-business-forum-how-crowd-funding-and-microlending-can-boost-your-business-and-fund-your-dream-project-3/
LOCATION:Two Moon Art House and Cafe\, 315 Fourth Avenue\, NY\, 11215\, United States
CATEGORIES:Local business
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