Is entrepreneurship for you?
Starting your own business is a challenging proposition. More than 1.25 million businesses are started in the U.S. each year, and almost 80 percent fail within five years. In order to assist you in becoming an entrepreneur, the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce, Milwaukee Department of City Development, Foley & Lardner and U.S. Bank Milwaukee have collaborated on this New Business Guide.
Of course, those people who start businesses are among the greatest contributors to our society. Entrepreneurs improve the quality of life by satisfying consumer needs and creating jobs. In fact, more than 65 percent of all new jobs in the U.S. are created by small business. Small business owners also provide community leadership, tackling some of the toughest issues facing society. Starting your own business can be very rewarding. While you prosper financially and professionally, all of society benefits from your efforts.
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BizStarts Milwaukee
BizStarts developed the first seamless, region-wide approach to assisting entrepreneurs in southeastern Wisconsin back in 2008. Now, it supports more than 1,000 entrepreneurs and continues to have a positive impact in stimulating healthy, vibrant economic development.
From small stores to scalable start-ups, BizStarts can provide the tools and resources that clear the path to success. They also provide an opportunity for smart, successful business leaders, volunteers and mentors to help the Milwaukee community. By sharing their knowledge, providing their services, and contributing their time and donations, anyone can all help build a brighter future for business in Milwaukee. Support is just a conversation away. Learn more about how BizStarts can help connect you at bizstarts.com.
Of course, those people who start businesses are among the greatest contributors to our society. Entrepreneurs improve the quality of life by satisfying consumer needs and creating jobs. In fact, more than 65 percent of all new jobs in the U.S. are created by small business. Small business owners also provide community leadership, tackling some of the toughest issues facing society. Starting your own business can be very rewarding. While you prosper financially and professionally, all of society benefits from your efforts.
>> View New Business Planning Guide
BizStarts Milwaukee
BizStarts developed the first seamless, region-wide approach to assisting entrepreneurs in southeastern Wisconsin back in 2008. Now, it supports more than 1,000 entrepreneurs and continues to have a positive impact in stimulating healthy, vibrant economic development.
From small stores to scalable start-ups, BizStarts can provide the tools and resources that clear the path to success. They also provide an opportunity for smart, successful business leaders, volunteers and mentors to help the Milwaukee community. By sharing their knowledge, providing their services, and contributing their time and donations, anyone can all help build a brighter future for business in Milwaukee. Support is just a conversation away. Learn more about how BizStarts can help connect you at bizstarts.com.