Unlimited Future is working with partners to develop a local food economy.
Community Projects, Farmers and Food Entrepreneurs, Microenterprise
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We often hear trust your gut but should that be the case in business? Here is an article that explores trusting your gut versus trusting your head.
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"Getting grounded before heading out is common sense, and when an entrepreneur falls down really hard, a good book can provide great comfort" Check out this article on books for entrepreneurs.
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Rural Support Partners defines social enterprises as “entities that use sound business practices and the power of market demand to create social and/or environmental benefits for a community or region.” If you are interested in starting a Social Enterprise, you should attend the Central Appalachian Social Enterprise Summit on November 19th in Beckly, WV. For more information on Social Enterprises, go to
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Calling all Huntington Businesses to register today to learn how to improve productivity and reduce energy usage. This workshop from West Virginia University will be held at Kinetic Park's Hampton Inn. Register for this free workshop here --> https://docs.google.com/forms/d/… ... See MoreSee Less
Cluster development was one of our initiatives this past year and continuing to develop this year. We support the growth among many clusters. The U.S. Cluster Mapping Project at Harvard University defines a cluster as “a geographic concentration of companies, organizations, and institutions in a particular field that can be present in a region, nation, or state."
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