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Learn about Guilford Technical Community College, one of the seven colleges and universities that make up Greensboro's higher education talent pipeline, with Director of Talent Development Bramley Crisco, GTCC Dean Dr. David Pittman and student Daniela Campbell.
Meet three business owners who shifted their business models to find greater success: Alisha Wielfaert, founder of Yoke and Abundance; Ciandress Jackson, founder and executive director of the Be Great Foundation; and Melissa Wallace, founder of SIPPIN SNAX Gourmet Bar Snacks. Launch Greensboro Advisory Board Chair Kelli Frazier hosts. Learn more about the events and programs discussed in this episode at greensboro.org/launch.
Learn about Greensboro College, one of the seven colleges and universities that make up Greensboro's higher education talent pipeline, with Director of Talent Development Bramley Crisco and Greensboro College President Lawrence Czarda.
Coworking spaces are epicenters of community for entrepreneurs who need connections to resources, infrastructure and partnerships. Join Launch Greensboro Assistant Director Kaitlin Conover as she dives into three of the region's coworking communities with Peggy Hickle, executive director of transform GSO, Rachel Moss, chief operating officer of Business High Point and Condon Yards, and Dr. Jonathan Thill, founder of Venture Asheboro.
Three entrepreneurs join Launch Greensboro Assistant Director Kaitlin Conover to discuss how they build partnerships with other business owners to maximize their success. Guests are Jasmine Beard of AJOY Consulting, Summer Wall of NXT Level Construction, and Will Dungee of CANTAG Solutions.
Entrepreneurs can't succeed in a vacuum - and our Launch Greensboro team collaborates with a variety of organizations to get business owners the resources they need. Executive Vice President of Entrepreneurship Lou Anne Flanders-Stec sits down with three of our regional partners: Dr. Bryle Henderson-Hatch, executive director of Thrive High Point; Stephanie Williams, director of small business and entrepreneurial development at the Alamance Chamber; and William Lee, president of Auxano Economic Development Center.
Meet this year's People's Choice Award winner - Sheena White, CEO of Fiber Space, which offers coworking in the heart of downtown Greensboro. Along with Member Engagement Specialist Seny Tatum, learn how Greensboro's first Black-, veteran-, woman-owned coworking flex space is creating a place for moms, creators and young professionals to work, create and network.
North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University has many reasons to have #AggiePride. Learn more about one of the seven colleges and universities that make up Greensboro's higher education talent pipeline with Director of Talent Development Bramley Crisco and NC A&T's Lonnie Cockerham, director of the office of community engagement.
Launch Greensboro's Assistant Director Kaitlin Conover is joined by Tara Darnley, CEO and co-founder of Darlyng & Co., and Todd Starcevich, head of North America at Reima and owner of BrightStar Care of Greensboro, to discuss how entrepreneurs, small businesses and larger corporations can work together to make our city an even better place to do business.
Meet two of this year's LaunchLab Growth companies: Soledier Socks and Little Light Series. Launch Greensboro's Assistant Director Kaitlin Conover talks to the founders of these companies about their journeys so far and what's ahead. Learn more about Soledier Socks at www.solediersocks.com and visit Little Light Series at www.littlelightseries.com. You can see both companies at this year's Demo Day on May 23 - register at greensboro.org/events.
