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Helping low-to-moderate income residents to build financial sustainability through business ownership

Path to Entrepreneurship

Business ownership can be a path to financial stability and independence. Barriers to this path may include lack of education and experience (especially specific tactical skills needed to run a small business), lack of exposure to business ownership as a viable career option, language barriers, and limited awareness of available resources.

The Path to Entrepreneurship (P2e) Program is designed to help individuals build financial sustainability through business ownership. Significant portions of Boulder County, including Longmont, Broomfield, and Lafayette, were designated by the state of Colorado this year as Enterprise Zones, recognizing these areas as economically disadvantaged and in need of government incentives to increase economic activity.

P2e provides outreach, practical education, and technical assistance to support individuals in starting and growing businesses. Each program component is designed to help participants advance through different stages of entrepreneurship, from feasibility and startup to early growth. The combination of outreach, workshops, and customized technical assistance has proven effective in helping individuals successfully develop their businesses.

The P2e program is sponsored by JP Morgan Chase Foundation and the Minority Business Office.

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