Attention Aspiring Entrepreneurs Over 50!

Mentor Month

Are you nearing retirement and exploring new opportunities?  Or, are you wondering how you will manage once you retire?  A growing number of individuals over the age of 50+ are turning to small business ownership.  We call them “encore entrepreneurs”.  Whether you are interested in starting a small business right away or intend to wait until retirement, now is the time to explore the possibilities.

On April 22, 2013 SBA, AARP and the Laramie County Library team up to host an Encore Entrepreneur Mentor workshop.  We invite you to come and meet successful entrepreneurs from Laramie County as well as resource partners from AARP, the Wyoming Business Council, the Wyoming Small Business Development Center, SCORE and the Wyoming Women’s Business Center that can assist and mentor you on your path to business ownership.

What:              Encore Entrepreneur Mentor workshop

Where:             Laramie County Library, Cottonwood Room

                        2200 Pioneer Ave., Cheyenne, WY

When:              April 22, 2013, 6:00 pm—8:00 pm

Light refreshments will be provided courtesy of AARP

Registration is required.

Register online at http://www.library2business.eventbrite.com/ or by phone at 773-7200.




Get the Info That Matters Most to You With SBA Direct

Find information on:

(Select your topics)

Get Local Assistance Right in Your Area

Counseling, mentoring, and training from an SBA District Office, SCORE Chapter, Small Biz Development Center or Women’s Biz Center in your area.

FIND RESOURCES

join the community

Allen Taylor, CEO, Taylor Made Transportation
Baltimore, MD—Taylor Made Transportation Services, Inc., formed on July 8, 1996, is a full-service transportation provider located in Baltimore...
Garland Mill Timberframes - the Crew
Garland Mill Timberframes of Lancaster, New Hampshire was recently named the 2013 Jeffrey Butland Family Owned Business Award winner by SBA New...
Success_Story_Brian_ Chapman
About Brian Chapman and Mill City Environmental Lowell native Brian Chapman, president of Mill City Environmental Corporation (MCE), established his...