Central Ohio nonprofit, Ethiopian Tewahedo Social Services, ETSS has appointed Brian Washburne as Micro Business Coordinator to guide and help new Americans gain access to capital and technical assistance needed to build and grow a business.
Ethiopian Tewahedo Social Services, ETSS and Elevate Northland recently received $500,000 from JPMorgan Chase to provide immigrants and refugees with the technical assistance and access to capital. “Brian Washburne, our dedicated Micro Business Coordinator, is here to guide you on your entrepreneurial journey,” said Dr Seleshi Asfaw, ETSS Executive Director.
“Whether you need assistance with crafting business plans, exploring capital opportunities, or getting valuable marketing and sales insights, Brian is your go-to resource.”
“Reach out to Brian at Brian.washburne@ethitoss.org, and he’ll provide personalized, one-on-one business consultations designed to empower your vision.”
“JPMorgan Chase knows small businesses are the backbone of the economy, and the immigrant and refugee population plays a significant role,” said Corrine Burger, Columbus location leader at JPMorgan Chase during the official opening of the new ETSS corporate office.
Ethiopian Tewahedo Social Services (ETSS), an organization created to improve the quality of life of immigrant and refugee families in Central Ohio, and Elevate Northland, a community development corporation, partnered to launch BEGIN with Business CLAS. It stands for Build, Educate, Grow, Invest, Nurture (BEGIN) with Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS).
The program will provide immigrants and refugees with the technical assistance and access to capital needed to build and grow a business. Phase one of the program begins by training leaders from various immigrant and refugee communities to gain the knowledge and skills needed to mentor community members about business concepts in Central Ohio.
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