Join us for an informative and engaging event designed to guide aspiring entrepreneurs through the process of starting and scaling a successful startup in the vibrant ecosystem of Boston. Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just getting started, this event will provide valuable insights, practical tips, and networking opportunities to help you on your entrepreneurial journey.

During this virtual panel, we’ll answer some of your most burning questions, including:

• Resources - the unique advantages and resources available to startups in the Boston Area 

• Recruitment - where to find top talent 

• Fundraising - what the funding landscape looks like here

• And much more - come armed with questions!

This event is perfect for entrepreneurs new to Boston, first-time founders and veteran entrepreneurs who are curious how else the city can support their startup. 

• Exquisite handmade treasures: Unique handmade designs for sale by the talented older adults of Boston. Please bring cash for purchases.
• Ugliest sweater contest: Strike a pose in our photo booth or in front of holiday-themed spaces!

Explore interviewing strategies, commonly asked questions, and unexpected challenges that may arise during the interview process.

This reviews steps from choosing a format to what information to include. Learn what employers are looking for so you can make the best impression.

Join this virtual workshop hosted by the City of Boston's Small Business team to gain insights into their wrap-around services, loan program, and business development resources.

Key discussion topics include:

• Technical Assistance Resources
• Storefront Revitalization Program
• Loan Program & Grants

We extend a warm invitation to businesses falling into the following categories:

• Brick and Mortar
• Retail Storefronts
• Restaurants & Cafés
• E-Commerce
• Startups

Participate in a workshop organized by the City of Boston's Department of Supplier Diversity and the State Division of Capital Asset Management & Maintenance, specifically tailored for construction contractors seeking DCAMM certification. Enjoy light refreshments during the event!

Businesses in the following categories are strongly encouraged to join:

• Asbestos Removal
• Alarm Systems
• Deleading
• Demolition
• Doors and Windows
• Electrical
• Energy Management System
• Exterior Siding
• Electronic Security Systems
• Elevators
• Floor Covering
• Fire Protection Sprinkler System
• General Building Construction
• Historical Building Restoration
• Historical Masonry
• Historical Painting
• Historical Roofing
• HVAC
• Masonry
• Modular Construction/Prefab
• Mechanical Systems
• Plumbing
• Pumping Stations
• Painting
• Roofing
• Sewage and Water Treatment Plants
• Telecommunications Systems
• Waterproofing

Participate in the upcoming virtual workshop hosted by the City of Boston's Department of Supplier Diversity, specifically tailored to walk you through the MWBE certification process.

Discover the required documentation and gain valuable insights into effectively preparing your certification application. We highly recommend attendees to engage in this workshop using a computer for an optimal experience.

Join the Office of Workforce Development for the 2nd Annual Apprenticeship Fair at the Codman Square Branch of the Boston Public Library and learn more about apprenticeship programs available in Boston. There will be several organizations present from various industries including Hospitality, Healthcare, Life Sciences, Construction, and more!