Palm Coast chamber announces free Small Business Bootcamps

The bootcamp is a six-month program designed to help support local business growth.

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  • | 3:27 p.m. January 28, 2022
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from: Palm Coast-Flagler Regional Chamber of Commerce

The Palm Coast-Flagler Regional Chamber of Commerce will begin of Phase 2 of its Small Business Program, made possible by a grant from CareerSource Flagler-Volusia:

  • A once-per month Small Business Bootcamp will be hosted at Daytona State College’s Palm Coast Campus;
  • The first Bootcamp is 3-5 p.m. Monday, Jan. 31, at Building 3’s main lecture hall at Daytona State College’s Palm Coast Campus;
  • Bootcamp #1: Strategic Planning for Stronger Performance;
  • Attendance is free and attendees can join either virtually or in-person;
  • RSVP and more information here: https://palmcoastflaglerregionalchamber.com/2022-flagler-county-small-business-bootcamp/

If you miss the Jan. 31 session, you can still join in on subsequent dates:

  • Feb. 28
  • March 28
  • April 25
  • May 23
  • June 27

“This is the second of our 3-phase program announced last year. We urge local business leaders to spend two hours per month with us working on strengthening and growing their business,” said Greg Blosé, President and CEO of the Palm Coast Flagler Regional Chamber. “Each month, our Small Business Bootcamps will focus on subjects important to running a successful business.”

Blosé expressed gratitude for Daytona State's willingness to host the events.

The first phase of the small business program offered 13 scholarships to local business owners to partner with the Coastal Entrepreneur and Innovation Institute. The third phase of the program will be announced soon.

 

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