xito Conference empowers Phillys next wave of entrepreneurs

Philadelphia, PALocal News

Scheduled for June 12, 2025, the Éxito Small Business Conference will be held at CYTO PHL in Philadelphia, aiming to empower aspiring entrepreneurs. The conference will feature workshops and one-on-one coaching sessions tailored for early-stage businesses, helping attendees develop foundational skills in planning and marketing. Latino entrepreneurs are emerging as a vital force in the city's economy, with a national trend showing they are starting businesses faster than any other demographic. However, they continue to face significant barriers, including limited access to capital and essential networks. The GPHCC emphasizes the importance of community support in overcoming these challenges and fostering equity.

Éxito serves as a platform for connection and growth, inviting participants to take action on their business ideas. Registration is free for chamber members and open to the public, promoting inclusivity in the entrepreneurial space. This initiative not only aims to create jobs but also to build generational wealth within the community.

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