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Recognize the hustle April 30 - May 5.
Did you know that more than 2/3 of new jobs created each year can be attributed to small business owners? Isn’t that phenomenal?
Beyond that, were you aware that more than half of Americans either own or work for a small business?
That’s why entrepreneurship should be celebrated every year – heck, every day.
National Small Business Week (NSBW) is April 30 – May 5, and that means it’s time to recognize these small businesses on a more national stage.
Here at efactory, we offer tons of resources for small business owners, entrepreneurs and solopreneurs. It’s because we couldn’t be prouder of all the small business owners and the work they’ve done to imagine a new role for themselves and boost the economy.
Register for FREE training
What does it take to start a small business? What resources are available?
We’re trying to remove the smoke and mirrors and make it easier for you to get what you need to get started. During Small Business Week, we’ll be hosting a FREE seminar with U.S. Small Business Administration, SCORE Mentors, leaders from City of Springfield, and Missouri SBDC at Missouri State University. All you need to do is sign up to secure your spot.
Know a small business owner?
Do you know a small business owner? Of course, you do.
Honor them by sharing their story. Support them by making purchases or referring new clients. Or help them out by telling them about us 😉
Protecting your work
Want to patent or trademark your work or idea? Participate in the United States Patent and Trademark Office’s free conference, Invention-Con 2023 May 10 – 12.
This conference will help you identify resources to turn ideas into innovation. It will give you access to knowledge bases for protecting your work. And most importantly, it will motivate you to ultimate success in the marketplace.
Invention-Con 2023: Building tomorrow’s innovation‘s lineup includes:
- Accomplished inventors
- Innovators
- Entrepreneurs
- Business owners
- Intellectual property (IP) experts
These panelists and speakers will provide information and resources that can help you develop a successful strategy for making sure you get to control the growth of your idea.