October is National Disability Employment Awareness month

October is National Disability Employment Awareness month   Jimmy Dean, Dawn Hutchinson, Shannon Wilson, Sharon Cullen, Beth Schumer and Ryan Boyle of Helping People Succeed's Successful Futures programDebi Athos, Jen Ripperger and Janet Kissam of Helping People Succeed's Successful Futures program   October is National Disability Employment Awareness month. And lest you think [...]

2022-10-17T16:12:07-04:00Oct. 17, 2022|

This year’s Pinot & Picasso has tropical twist

This year's Pinot & Picasso has tropical twist Dale Forbes (center) presents his original painting titled "Birds of the Tropics" to Pablo & Picasso committee members Laura DeBerard, Susan Clifford, Heidi Bosley, Dale Forbes, Bill "Boz" Bosley, Lee Borellis, Suzy Hutcheson, Mary Rose Bressman, Conchita Vallecillo and Glenna Parris   Helping People Succeed's [...]

2022-10-17T15:43:02-04:00Oct. 17, 2022|

Sunshine Kitchen hosts student culinary cook-off Oct. 25

Sunshine Kitchen hosts student culinary cook-off Oct. 25   The public is invited to a Culinary Cook-Off as the Sunshine Kitchen hosts a student cooking challenge on Tuesday, Oct. 25, starting at 10 a.m. for a chance to win a $1,500 scholarship. Presented by the Treasure Coast Education and Research Development Authority, this student cooking [...]

2022-10-17T15:36:24-04:00Oct. 17, 2022|

Treasure Coast Business News 10.1.22

*|MC:SUBJECT|* *|MC_PREVIEW_TEXT|* SBA adds central and north Florida counties to disaster declaration for Hurricane Ian Emergency relief fund activated in wake of disaster United Way of Florida has activated the Disaster Recovery Fund for those affected by Hurricane Ian. As part of United Way's mission to build stronger, more resilient, and equitable communities - and [...]

2022-10-17T15:29:00-04:00Oct. 17, 2022|

Census Bureau service provides timely updates on business startups

Census Bureau service provides timely updates on business startups Florida has seen unprecedented growth during the past two years in the number of new business starts. In 2020, more than 495,000 new applications were filed to start a new business - up 26.8% from the previous year. While these were staggering numbers, the pace continued at [...]

2023-02-21T00:14:19-05:00Oct. 14, 2022|

Do your homework before buying an existing small business

Do your homework before buying an existing small business BY NANCY DAHLBERG AND SUSAN GUILLORY Do you dream of owning your own business? There's more than one way to make this dream come true. Some entrepreneurs launch a business from scratch, while others buy an existing business. There are certainly advantages to buying an established business, [...]

2023-02-14T21:03:14-05:00Oct. 14, 2022|

Modern-day land rush

Modern-day land rush High demand has led to record prices for land on which to build huge warehouses and distribution centers in the Treasure Coast. At Legacy Park in Port St. Lucie, more than 5 million square feet are developed, or soon will be, eventually employing more than 3,000. Food service distributor Cheney Brothers held [...]

2023-02-14T21:05:02-05:00Oct. 12, 2022|

Women mean business

Women mean business Tom Kindred with Alice E. Lee, president/general manager of WFLM 104.5. She is the first black owner of a regional radio station. IRSC BY TOM KINDRED In the world of small business, October holds special meaning because it is National Women's Small Business Month. It is in October when the [...]

2022-10-12T16:57:39-04:00Oct. 12, 2022|

Florida SBDC IRSC teaches how to become a bankable business

Florida SBDC IRSC teaches how to become a bankable business     The Florida Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at Indian River State College (IRSC) in collaboration with the Florida Bankers Association will conduct and host the How to Become a Bankable Business seminar.  The event will take place on the IRSC Massey Campus Kight [...]

2022-10-10T14:16:42-04:00Oct. 10, 2022|
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