KEC plans four-part workshop series ahead of next 100Knoxville cohort
The sessions run from 6 to 8 p.m. EDT at the Butterfly Effect Event Space, 2658 East Magnolia Avenue. Instructors are Kandis Troutman Burney and April Hardin.
The Knoxville Entrepreneur Center has announced a four-part series of workshops focused on entrepreneurs who are considering applying for its 100Knoxville Program focused on Black founders.
The sessions begin on August 31 and end during “Innov865 Week.” They are:
- August 31 – The Personal and Professional Assessment Workshop is described as an engaging and insightful session designed to help individuals gain a comprehensive understanding of themselves and their potential for growth both personally and professionally.
- September 7 – The Brand Audit Workshop is an intensive and interactive program designed to help participants assess and evaluate the current state of their brand identity, positioning, and messaging.
- September 14 – The Customer Service Assessment Workshop is a dynamic and practical workshop designed to help businesses evaluate and enhance their customer service practices.
- September 21 – The Business Process Preparation Workshop is a practical and results-oriented workshop designed to help businesses streamline and optimize their internal processes.
The sessions run from 6 to 8 p.m. EDT at the Butterfly Effect Event Space, 2658 East Magnolia Avenue. Instructors are Kandis Troutman Burney and April Hardin.
KEC adds that participation in these workshops is not mandatory to be accepted into the 100Knoxville Program, but it will be taken into consideration when reviewing applications for the next cohort kicking off in October. To register for one or more sessions, click here.
