The Enterprise Center
Founded in 1989, The Enterprise Center provides access to capital, building capacity, business education and economic development opportunities to high-potential minority entrepreneurs. Through our portfolio of business acceleration initiatives, TEC seeks to better position minority enterprises to compete in the local, regional, and global economies.
Rent Our Facilities
The Enterprise Center routinely hosts business and event gatherings. Located at 46th and Market Streets, our facility benefits from close access to SEPTA mass transit and can also provide up to 100 parking spaces in our private, gated parking lots. We can support a whole host of events including cocktail parties, exhibits, business meetings, classes, and even computer training sessions with our Magic Johnson/HP Inventor Center equipped with 18 HP workstations.
PGP Workshop
Project Great Potential (PGP) will host an entrepreneurship workshop at The Enterprise Center (TEC) at 4548 Market Street in our Business Event Center on Saturday, November 7th from 9am-5pm. Please help spread the word about our "Bring A Brother" campaign; families, groups, and individuals can bring young men to receive guidance in creating long-term wealth for themselves, their families, and their communities.
Tell as many young men within your community and young men that you are personally or professional connected to about this extraordinary opportunity! This workshop is free to attend.
The workshop includes business planning, personal goal setting, panel discussions on finances, resources for employment and education, and a video presentation on Black Wall Street during lunch.
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"Project Great Potential helps lead young men from the block into the boardroom in achieving their entrepreneurial dreams."
The Enterprise Center and the Pennsylvania Minority Business Enterprise Center Awarded Contract to Help Minority-Owned Businesses Identify Stimulus Opportunities
Philadelphia, PA -- Under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA), Pennsylvania will receive an estimated $16 billion. ARRA funds are being used to finance a wide range of activities in the Commonwealth, including transportation, infrastructure, housing, energy, education and health projects.
The Enterprise Center and the Pennsylvania Minority Business Enterprise Center have been awarded a contract by the Minority Business Development Agency of the U.S. Department of Commerce to establish the Pennsylvania MBE ARRA Office of Advocacy and Outreach to provide minority-owned businesses with the information they need to ensure equal access to ARRA contract and grant opportunities.
There will be a ribbon cutting for the launch of the office on October 8, 2009 from 5:30 pm - 6:00 pm ET at The Enterprise Center.
Download the Press Release (.pdf, 186KB) Download the Media Advisory (.pdf, 261KB)
For more details please visit:
http://trackingchange.pbworks.com/ARRA-Advocacy-and-Outreach-Initiative
August 3-7