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Entrepreneurs Forever helps you connect with other business owners who understand the challenges of business the way friends and family don’t.
This isn’t a 12-week program. It’s a way to overcome problems by learning solutions as they happen. Because success isn’t a straight line.
Other groups like this are for large businesses. And they’re pricey. Yet most small businesses in America have fewer than ten employees. It’s time you got the same advice. And the same shot at success. Without a huge price tag.
The entrepreneurial spirit often comes up in a “Buffalo, What’s Next?” conversation. This episode leans in even more as Jay Moran examines challenges and opportunities for small business owners.
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We know Buffalo as home to many of our members and staff. Now we know it as community robbed of friends, family and neighbors by a senseless and deliberate act of racial violence. Because the meaning of their lives is bigger than this event, we name them now: Roberta A. Drury, Margus D. Morrison, Andre Mackneil, Aaron Salter, Geraldine Talley, Celestine Chaney, Heyward Patterson, Katherine Massey, Pearl Young and Ruth Whitfield.
Entrepreneurs Forever condemns all acts of racism, hate and bigotry and rejects those who perpetrate them. We offer our support, sympathy and energy to the people of Buffalo to aid in any way we can. To this end, Entrepreneurs Forever has donated to the Thurman Thomas Family Foundation. We welcome others to do the same.
