Nashville celebrates Global Entrepreneurship Week

Nashville celebrated Global Entrepreneurship Week last week (November 18-24) with activities across town, including those of the 4th annual Black Entrepreneurship Week, Monday’s Conscious Conversation: The Healthy Entrepreneur was at 80/20 Fitness in East Nashville. Tuesday’s Cultivating Your Company Culture; Wednesday’s Master Your Digital Future: Online Strategies for Growth and Automation; Thursday’s Breakfast for the B.O.S.S.: Providing Competitive Benefits to Your Employees, Lunch and Learn – Women and Leadership: Patterns, Strategies, and Tools for Navigating the Journey, and Happy Hour Mixer by ULYPMT for About Business: Census 2020, all were at the Nashville Business Incubation Center — the Hub for Urban Entrpreneurship, who also sponsored an Incubation Lab program at Glencliff Elementary School. This year’s 12th edition of Global Entrepreneurship Week in over 170 countries involved more than 10 million people in over 35,000 activities.

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