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Dream Big! Youth Biz Camp
Have you ever dreamed of starting your own business? Ever wonder what it might take and how to go about it? If so, then this camp is for you! We welcome 12 - 16 year-old youth to this 5-day camp that blends leadership and team building activities with practical real-life business applications to develop the qualities that make successful entrepreneurs. Continue reading »
Timothy Visi, founder of Umami Sea Vegetables won the top prize of $5,000 at the 2009 Entrepreneurial Challenge. Â Â Umami Sea Vegtables grows edible seaweed, including nori, ogo, flatbrush, dulse and wakame with plans to start selling the varieties to grocery stores and restaurants across Western Washington.
Peninsula College Entrepreneur Institute and the Incubator @ Lincoln Center are presenting the Entrepreneur Challenge 2009, a business plan competition.  We have received 26 entries into this year’s competition from across the Olympic Peninsula who have an idea to start or grow a business.Â
Registration is now open for N001 Start a Business  and N002 Business Plan Intensive.  Classes are open to anyone and designed for aspiring entrepreneurs or those wanting to further develop an existing business.  All classes are non-credit and require no testing or pre-requisites to register.  Continue reading »
Port Angeles High School Student Heidi Eberle and Steve Luxton & Damon Houck, a team from Sequim High School, were awarded $1,500 cash prizes at the Entrepreneur Youth Challenge that took place at the Lincoln Center in Port Angeles on February 11.Â
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