Activating purpose-driven organizations through brand strategy is a hands-on workshop designed for purpose-driven organizations and teams who want to align their brand with their mission. This session explores how strategic branding can amplify impact, build trust, and create lasting connections with audiences.

In today's world, there are so many options for capital that are available for entrepreneurs, but how do you parse out predatory lenders from safe lenders? In this course, you'll learn about the different capital options available for your business, and the questions to ask to keep yourself safe from predatory, high-interest lenders.

Access to capital is essential to the survival of all small businesses no matter their stage. Whether you’re a startup or an established business of 20 years, you’re always on the lookout for capital that will help to sustain and grow your operations. Unfortunately, traditional lending institutions have intentionally created barriers for BIPOC communities in accessing their loans, particularly among Indigenous small businesses.

When seeking capital to grow your business, understanding the full cost of a loan and recognizing fair terms are essential. But how can you identify responsible lenders who prioritize your best interests?

Since President Trump and the new Republican-controlled Congress took office in January, our nation’s capital has seen a flurry of activity on key issues impacting the small business community—from tariffs and immigration to federal funding.

Small businesses are still reeling from the effects of Hurricane Helene. Now more than ever, capital remains the most important component in maintaining, growing or rebuilding your business, but with a sea of products available, where should you start? How do you avoid predatory lending and instead find responsible capital? Do you know where to find recovery capital?