“I have a disability yes, that’s true, but all that really means is I may have to take a slightly different path than you.”
Do you have a disability and aspirations of entrepreneurship?
Led by the Farmingdale SBDC, the NYS Center for Disability Entrepreneurship is a partnership between the New York SBDC and the New York State Developmental Disabilities Planning Council. We seek to provide dedicated support for aspiring and current business owners with disabilities, helping them address unique challenges and pursue successful ventures. We offer comprehensive services, including:
The Business & Career Center is partnering with the City Bar Justice Center’s Neighborhood Entrepreneur Law Project (NELP) and Pace SBDC to offer a virtual small business legal clinic. This clinic, conducted by NELP, is an opportunity for entrepreneurs to meet with a team of pro...
Brooklyn & Manhattan - Pace University SBDC
This event will be online only Whether you’re a solopreneur or leading a growing company, Qianna Brooks offers actionable strategies to transform authenticity into a competitive advantage. Embrace the opportunity to enhance your self-promotion skills and let your business’s true value shine. Discover how to...
**This event will be online only** Get an introduction to the basic principles of trademarks and how they differ from patents and copyrights. Learn how to conduct a trademark search using the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (www.uspto.gov) Please note: This program will be held...
Event Details **Online only** Marketing plays an important part in the success of a business. To write a successful marketing plan it's necessary to understand the environment in which your business operates - your customers, your competition, and your industry. Join us for an overview...
Event Details **Online only** Marketing plays an important part in the success of a business. To write a successful marketing plan it's necessary to understand the environment in which your business operates - your customers, your competition, and your industry. Join us for an overview...
10% of New York’s working-age population has a disability. An estimated 62.5% are not participating in the traditional workforce, fueling interest in entrepreneurship as an alternative path.