Talking Business: Episode 5: Nonprofit For a Good Cause

Name: Talking Business: Episode 5: Nonprofit For a Good Cause
Start: 2020-05-27
End: 2020-05-27
Location: GoToWebinar

North Metro Denver SBDC lead consultant Jesse Esparza talks with Huma Ebadi, executive director and founder of Muslim Youth For Positive Impact, a startup nonprofit business. Join us as we uncover what it means to take an idea and turn it into a successful business, cause, or nonprofit.

Today’s business and social climate is changing. With the impact of COVID-19, many creatives and entrepreneurial spirits are seeking new ways of developing, funding, and implementing solutions to social, cultural, or environmental issues long-term. It begs the question: can “success” as a startup be measured by how impactful it is to the world?

North Metro Denver SBDC is talking with small business leaders each week and uncovering stories that dive into strategy, tactics, and solutions that help business focus on resilience and long-term growth. Tune in for the FREE webinar.

Guest: Huma Ebadi, Executive Director and founder of Muslim Youth For Positive Impact
Guest website: https://mypi.org/

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