W.Va. Taking Part in National Entrepreneurship Week
Written by Jason Keeling on February 23, 2008
It’s Entrepreneurship Week West Virginia, and from Feb. 23-29, numerous events will be taking place across the state, providing current and prospective business owners with several free training and networking opportunities. The schedule of events include the WVU Entrepreneurship Film Festival, Entrepreneurship Day at the Capitol, in addition to several marketing, finance, and business development workshops. Those interested in attending any of the events, contact Dylan Sachetti.
The initiative is being held in conjunction with National Entrepreneurship Week, which celebrates the country’s heritage of entrepreneurship and calls attention to emerging business opportunities.
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Regarding the recent infrequency of posts here at aBetterWestVirginia, my apologies to readers. Though WordPress is an excellent blog publishing platform, a major bug prevented updating here for several weeks, until Web consultant Dawud Miracle provided some much needed and greatly appreciated answers.
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February 24th, 2008 at 8:07 pm
I ♥ Wordpress, but I can see where it could be the source of headaches. I’ve had a few bugs, myself, and don’t have near the ninja-level code skillz that a person really needs to run Wordpress on my own server.
Two words — backup often!
February 26th, 2008 at 2:14 pm
In the spirit of E Week I am opening up a telephone conference scheduled for my own team of Advantage Valley Entrepreneurial System business owners to any entrepreneur who wants to attend. To participate in “Use Teleseminars to Attract Your Target Market” from 7 to 8 p.m. Thursday Feb 28 go to http://www.worksightcoach.com and scroll down the home page to the first offer or go directly to this link http://www.worksightcoach.com/documents/teleseminarhowto.htm. You will receive the dial-in details after submitting contact info. We’d love to have you join us.
I am so glad you have your blog back up and running. I missed it and wondered what had happened.