Empower HER is an online training program that empowers women through business education and emotional and spiritual wellness support. It features weekly workshops on business planning, marketing, financial management, and leadership. Virtual networking events and a mentorship program connect participants with experienced female entrepreneurs. Wellness sessions focus on mindfulness, stress management, and self-care. The resource library offers e-books, articles, templates, and toolkits. Peer support groups and live Q&A sessions provide a platform for discussing challenges and receiving advice.
EmpowerHER aims to build a supportive community, foster personal and professional growth, and help women launch and grow successful start-up businesses.
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"Change. It’s a constant in our world today. Prepare yourself to be a change leader with Beaver Nation through free webinars designed to help you navigate critical business needs. In these 60-minute sessions, OSU industry experts and faculty share case studies, frameworks, and approaches to leadership, business administration and management, diversity, equity and inclusion alongside human resources, project management and online marketing. You’ll walk away from these sessions with new skills that you can implement in your career."
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Our free resources include a variety of marketing plans, business resources, pitch decks, life hacks, templates, and more that are favorites of our small business community. Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just starting out, we have something for everyone.
" In this course, you'll explore possible career opportunities in online business—especially for career-changers and experienced workers looking to make a change. The course features experts in online entrepreneurship who discuss career opportunities, necessary skills for success, and emerging online business trends."
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"Whether you have only recently started entertaining the thought of striking out on your own or you've been an entrepreneur for a while, we can all agree on one thing, there is always more to learn. The other thing we can all agree on is that trying to find the information you need can be overwhelming. How do you know what site to visit? What blog to read? What book to download?
Let's start with eBooks. Below is a list of 14 free eBooks that will help you grow as an entrepreneur and help you grow your business. The best part is most of them are short and can be read on a lunch break."
Conduct Market Research: Understand your target market, potential customers, and competitors. This will help you identify opportunities and challenges.
Decide on the legal structure of your business (e.g., sole proprietorship, partnership, corporation, LLC). This will impact on your taxes, liability, and registration requirements.
Register your business name with the appropriate state authorities. This may involve filing articles of incorporation or organization, depending on your business structure.
Obtain an Employer Identification Number (EIN) from the IRS for tax purposes. Some states may also require a state tax ID.
Depending on your industry and location, you may need specific licenses and permits to operate legally. Check with your local government for requirements.
Select a location that suits your business needs, whether it’s a physical storefront or an online presence.
Open a business bank account, set up accounting systems, and manage your finances to keep track of income and expenses.
Protect your business with appropriate insurance coverage, such as liability insurance, property insurance, and workers' compensation.
If you need staff, ensure you follow legal requirements for hiring, including contracts, payroll, and compliance with labor laws.
Develop a marketing strategy to promote your business and attract customers. This can include online marketing, social media, advertising, and networking.
Once everything is in place, officially launch your business and start operations.
Starting a business can be challenging, but with careful planning and execution, you can set yourself up for success.
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