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Hey, Native Entrepreneurs, is the program right fo

Hey, Native Entrepreneurs, is the program right for you? It might be if you're established and close enough to one of the training centers. Check it out.

SBA’s Emerging Leaders Initiative to Help Growing Entrepreneurs Opens for 2021 Recruitment

WASHINGTON – The U.S. Small Business Administration announced the launch of the 2021 Emerging Leaders initiative for executives of small businesses poised for growth in underserved markets. Local area recruitment for the 2021 training cycle is currently underway at designated SBA District Offices. Interested small business owners can learn more regarding eligibility, how to apply, class schedules and locations at www.sba.gov/emergingleaders, or by contacting their local SBA District Office.

“I am proud of Emerging Leaders’ success to date, and the impact the training has made in helping to take small businesses from across the country to the next level,” said Allen Gutierrez, Associate Administrator of the SBA’s Office of Entrepreneurial Development. “As small businesses are recovering from the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic, SBA will continue to provide key resources to help businesses to grow even stronger and return to prosperity. Since its inception in 2008, Emerging Leaders has trained more than 4,000 small business owners, creating over 7,000 jobs, generating over $500 million in new financing, and securing over $4 billion in government contracts.”

The SBA’s Emerging Leaders provides free entrepreneurship education and training for executives of small businesses that are potential job creators. This intensive executive entrepreneurship series includes nearly 100 hours of classroom time. Emerging Leaders provides participants with the opportunity to work with a network of experienced coaches and mentors, attend specialized workshops, and develop connections with their peers, city leaders, and the financial community. As a result, Emerging Leaders help build sustainable businesses that promote economic development within their communities.

For eligibility requirements, registration and training locations please visit: 2021 SBA Emerging Leaders Initiative. #SBA #idrsacornproject #emergingleaders

The Small Business Administration (SBA) is launchi

The Small Business Administration (SBA) is launching Ascent, a new, free online digital learning platform geared to help women entrepreneurs grow and expand their businesses. The program will advise on preparing and recovering from disasters, strategic marketing and business financial strategy development. To register, visit Ascent.SBA.gov. #idrs #idrsacornproject #sba #ascent

Eligible businesses and nonprofits can apply NOW f

Eligible businesses and nonprofits can apply NOW for up to $25,000 through the CA Relief Grant Program. Application deadline is extended to 01/13/21. Applicants-in-process will receive an email from Lendistry to upload documents beginning 01/06/21. #CAReliefGrant

• Applicants-in-process will receive an email from Lendistry to upload documents beginning TODAY. Check your email throughout the day for instructions. New applicants can apply NOW. Deadline extended to 01/13/21. #CAReliefGrant

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#CASmallBusinessGrants #idrsacornproject #indianownedbusinesses #smallbuisnessgrants #californiabusinessowners #ruralcaliforniabusinesses #supportsmallbusiess #applynow #shopsmall #smassbusinessowner

The California Relief Grant Program is still accep

The California Relief Grant Program is still accepting new applications.

This grant is NOT first come, first serve.

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Applicants-in-process will receive an email with a NEW username and password from Lendistry to upload documents beginning 01/06/21. The new password should work going forward and will replace any passwords used up until this point. ALL EMAILS CONTAINING A USERNAME AND PASSWORD AND DATED BEFORE 01/06/21 SHOULD BE DISREGARDED. This will be a slow release to prevent high volume traffic, so please check your email throughout the day.

The application period for the CA Small Business C

The application period for the CA Small Business COVID19 Relief Grant program has been extended until Wednesday, January 13, 2021 at 11:59 PM Pacific.

California's $500M Small Business Covid-19 Relief

California's $500M Small Business Covid-19 Relief Grant Program website is LIVE. Applications for eligible small businesses & nonprofits opens beginning Wed 12/30 through Fri 1/8. Get business docs ready now, learn more about requirements! #CAReliefGrant www.CAReliefGrant.com
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Attention Native Entrepreneurs who are living in N

Attention Native Entrepreneurs who are living in Nevada County in California. Applications close 1/5/2021.

The Nevada County Relief Fund is also available to small businesses. Round four of funding is targeted to support the most impacted businesses as determined by the regional stay-at-home order, and will award $2,500 or $5,000, depending on business size. Applications will close at 6 p.m. Tuesday. For more information, visit http://www.nevcorelief.org

Happy New Year from the IDRS family! . . . . #happ

Happy New Year from the IDRS family!
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#happynewyear #idrsacornproject #indianowned #indianoperated #indainownedbusiness #nativebusinesssupport #indigenouswomenentrepreneurs #indigenousentrepreneurs #sunset #teepee

California's $500M Small Business Covid-19 Relief

California's $500M Small Business Covid-19 Relief Grant Program website is LIVE. Applications for eligible small businesses & nonprofits opens beginning Wed 12/30 through Fri 1/8. Get business docs ready now, learn more about requirements! #CAReliefGrant www.CAReliefGrant.com

There are times that we have used a productivity t

There are times that we have used a productivity tool that seemed to keep us from being "productive." It seemed we spent more time managing the tool that doing the work. That is why we made the list below of some of our favorites!

1. Hootsuite: used to schedule social media posts. It is great if you want to spend one day scheduled posts for a week or a month in advance. It is a great way to make sure you don't miss important dates and that you are actually creating a strategy with your posts.
(there are free and paid versions)
2. Notion: is a great tool if you have lots of projects and tasks to track for multiple clients. There are a ton of features for teams, calendars, goal setting.
3. Google Calendar is a free calendar that you can access on all of your devices. You can add events, appointments, important dates and reoccuring events/appointments. There are tons of new features for teams, online meetings and you can create different calendars for work and personal.
4. MailChimp to manage your email lists and news letters. This email management platform has free and paid versions. Depending on your needs and the size of your email list....the free options is great!
5. Business Budget tracker. Quickbooks online is great as you will get all of the updates, and if you have the app on your phone it will track mileage. You can invoice and take payments as well as manager other bookkeeping needs. There is a great and Free class coming on Beginning Record Keeping, you can learn more about it here! https://www.nativebiz.org/event/beginning-recordkeeping/

There a so many more options out there, what are some of your favorites?

Now is a great time to being assessing your work l

Now is a great time to being assessing your work load. Are there things you could be outsourcing? It's hard to do! Trust Us, we know.

However, one of the quickest ways you can grow beyond what YOU alone are able to do is to outsource the tasks that don't require you specifically to do them. Things like: Social Media Management, Product Photography, Website management, Bookkeeping, News Letters, InBox Management, Packaging and Shipping or just someone to answer the phone for you.

What is holding you back from outsourcing?

Our advice is to start small and pick the tasks you find yourself consistently putting off.

This coming week is crucial for setting yourself

This coming week is crucial for setting yourself up for success in 20201.

We all have those lingering tasks and projects that are constantly put off and we never seem to get around to doing them, BUT they are important enough to keep on our to do list. These lingering tasks have a way of taking up space and energy and keeping us from being productive or having the energy and focus we need to take our businesses to the next level.

Make a plan now to finish at least 2 of those things before the new year. Not only will it feel great but you will be getting yourself in the right mindset going into the new year!

If you have more than 2 things...can you make a plan to just get them done!!! Imagine how great it will feel!

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