Join thousands of voices from 200 countries in Indiana for GEC 2025.
An important and largely neglected research question concerns the role of public policy in facilitating entrepreneurship as a pathway out of poverty. Government has lots of tools in its toolkit (e.g., taxation policies, income subsidies, loan guarantees, procurement set-asides, vouchers for business support services, grants, regulatory relief, direct business assistance). The challenge is to develop more inventive approaches to policies in each of these areas and ones that are tailored to the stages of business development.
Social media platforms can be used to build your company’s brand and sell your products. In order to achieve your business objectives, social media content and interaction must be well planned. A4CB’s Amanda Askew will review strategies for reaching the right audience, creating content, and maximizing ROI.
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Meet the Startup Moxie Class of 2022-2023 and learn about the work they have done during their 10 week design sprint.
How might we bring connectivity and vibrancy to the 200 block of Michigan street in Downtown South Bend?
Startup Moxie has used the first 10 weeks of the program to go through the design process and find solutions for this question. Come to Spark Fest to meet the class, hear about their group work, and make connections as they begin their personal businesses.
Coffee and pastries will be served.
Programming begins promptly at 8:05 am.
Spark Fest is at South Bend City Church at the Studebaker Campus: Studebaker 112, 635 South Lafayette Boulevard Suite BB, South Bend, IN 46601
