Building blocks for the Food Entrepreneur Workshop Series

There are a few workshops left in the "Building Blocks for the Food Entrepreneur" workshop series.

Image courtesy Growing Hope's Building Blocks workshop series.

Building Blocks for the Food Entrepreneur is a series of free workshops put on by Growing Hope, with partnership from the MI Small Business Development Center, SCORE - Washtenaw County, the Entrepreneurship Center at WCC, and SPARK East Incubator.  Support comes from Growing Our Local Economy: Washtenaw County Act 88 funds.  

Workshops are free, but preregistration is required at http://growingthehope.eventbrite.com.

 

BECOMING A VENDOR 101

This workshop series is designed for new and prospective food entrepreneurs that are ready to up their game as a farmers’ market vendor or through a home based business.

April 25:  Mock Farmers Market Set Up Competition: Win a free season at the market!

6:30pm – 8:30pm at Spark East, 215 West Michigan Ave., Ypsilanti, Michigan.

 

FROM COTTAGE TO COMMERCIAL:

This workshop is for food entrepreneurs that are hoping to sell to restaurants, specialty srores and grocery stores.

April 26:  Building Blocks Pitch Competition

6:30 - 8:30 pm at SPARK East, 215 West Michigan Ave. Ypsilanti, Michigan.  

 

Register for any and all workshops at http://growingthehope.eventbrite.com!

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