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YWCA to hold entrepreneurial workshop next week

Staff Report //February 11, 2021//

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YWCA to hold entrepreneurial workshop next week

YWCA to hold entrepreneurial workshop next week

Staff Report //February 11, 2021//

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YWCA Greater Charleston will begin its fourth WE 360° workshop series for women entrepreneurs of color on Monday. It is designed to help women of color overcome barriers in entrepreneurship and provides them with tools to start, grow and sustain their businesses.

Held virtually, the class will meet at 6 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays for four weeks. Business growth coach and CEO of The Business Office of S.C. Keisha Smith will lead the workshops.

This series is free, made possible by scholarships provided by individuals and corporate donors. This edition of the program is sponsored by Bank of America. 

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