WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — Connecting entrepreneurs with the resources they need. A Black business summit held in Winston-Salem Friday aimed to do just that. The event focused on letting small-business owners and prospective small-business owners find ways to access capital in our community, an imperative part of starting a business. "This event today is to help folks be better prepared to take advantage of opportunities to gain access to capital," Winston-Salem Black Chamber of Commerce President Calvin Patterson said. The Forsyth Tech Small Business Center joined with the S.G. Atkins Community Development Corporation, as well as the Winston-Salem Black Chamber of Commerce, to provide resources and networking opportunities to those looking to start a business in the triad, with a focus on ways to get talented black entrepreneurs equal access to startup capital. "When we poll our Winston-Salem Black Chamber members and when I talk to clients and others in the community, one of the biggest challenges they face is access to capital and networking opportunities," Patterson said. Which are both crucial things for local businesses to thrive. Recommended Greensboro police charge driver for deadly crash on Meadowview Road "Small businesses are the backbone of our economy and they’re the […]
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