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DATE / TIME EVENTS / INDUSTRY LOCATION
Oct 28, 2015-
Oct 28, 2015
05:00PM - 07:00PM		Access to Capital Workshop
Learn how to raise up to 500K for your business at this panel discussion featuring alternative lending experts. 		Sonoma,
Lucchesi Community Center, 320 N McDowell Blvd, Pe
Event Description

Learn more about micro-loans, crowd-funding and other alternative lending sources at the Access to Capital workshop co-sponsored by Petaluma’s Economic Development Department and the Napa-Sonoma Small Business Development Center. This event will include a panel discussion followed by Q&A. This is a perfect learning opportunity for entrepreneurs, finance executives, and company owners seeking up to $500K to start or expand a small business.

Fee: $20.00
URL: napasonomasbdc.org/node/20912

Contact Information
Name: Nancy Sands     Email: nsands@ci.petaluma.ca.us
Phone: 707-778-4484

 

 

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