Learn How to Grow Your Business, Then Pitch It City of Kirkland

Kirkland, WALocal News

Kirkland is hosting its Business Workshops and Pitch Competition, inviting local entrepreneurs to apply and enhance their business acumen. This initiative is part of the city’s efforts to nurture its vibrant business community and provide essential resources for growth. The workshop series covers critical topics like business basics, finances, and marketing, facilitating hands-on learning and practical tools. Each session is scheduled to take place in February and March, culminating in a pitch competition on April 9, where participants can win $5,000 in various categories. Councilmember Jon Pascal highlights the program's goal of building knowledge and confidence among entrepreneurs.

The city’s commitment to supporting local businesses is evident through this engaging and practical program. Interested applicants can find more information and apply via the dedicated webpage. This opportunity not only fosters entrepreneurship but also strengthens the local economy.

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