Ladies, Take Your Business Idea From Thought to Reality

With a little free help from NYC Small Business Services, aspiring women entrepreneurs can test the waters for your business idea.

Geri Stengel, guest experts, and a network of supportive peers, you will learn how to:

Research and test interest in your business idea.
Craft an elevator pitch.
Differentiate your business from the competition and market it.
Track your profitability and ensure you have the cash to pay your bills and yourself.
Find financing that is a fit for your startup.

NewVenture Female 1.8 is held twice a week for five weeks from 5 pm to 9 pm, from March 5, 2019, to April 4, 2019, you’ll learn the fundamentals of starting a successful business.

Dates

Mar 5 To Apr 4

5:00pm - 9:00pm

Location

NYC Department of Small Business Services

110 William Street

New York, NY 10038

Who Should Attend

*Have a specific idea for a new business or have recently launched a business;
*At least two years of work experience; and
*Have conducted initial market research for your business, assessed the cost of your product and/or services, and identified your target customer.

Ladies, Take Your Business Idea From Thought to Reality

With a little free help from NYC Small Business Services, aspiring women entrepreneurs can test the waters for your business idea.

Geri Stengel, guest experts, and a network of supportive peers, you will learn how to:

Research and test interest in your business idea.
Craft an elevator pitch.
Differentiate your business from the competition and market it.
Track your profitability and ensure you have the cash to pay your bills and yourself.
Find financing that is a fit for your startup.

NewVenture Female 1.8 is held twice a week for five weeks from 5 pm to 9 pm, from March 5, 2019, to April 4, 2019, you’ll learn the fundamentals of starting a successful business.

Instructors

Geri Stengel

President, Ventureneer

“A baby boomer with the heart and soul of a millennial” describes Geri Stengel best. She grew up believing that dedicated, thoughtful people can change the world by working together. She is still a believer. She is even more committed to the possibility of meaningful change because we have a huge, untapped resource: Women entrepreneurs! Her company, Ventureneer, does research on women entrepreneurs that gets clients such as American Express, Dell, National Women’s Business Council and Northwestern Mutual mentioned in the media. These organizations know that if you help women entrepreneurs succeed their brand loyalty will follow. Geri is best known as a contributor for Forbes where she writes about the success factors of women entrepreneurs. She is WE NYC mentor and was a board member of the NYC chapter of the National Association of Women Business owners for eight years. She is a questioner and a builder, who is passionate about eliminating barriers that slow down the economy.xxx