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The Nicolet Entrepreneurial Training (NET) program recently held graduations in Eagle River and Rhinelander.
Eight entrepreneurs completed the Eagle River program. Left to right: Sherry Mayoh, Rita Krupka, Kevin Cibulka, Erica Wick, Carrie Rasmussen, Jamie Burkart, Sandy Bishop, Bog Egan, Patty Krarup (Eagle River Instructor), Heidi Backes and Rob Kissner. Missing is Becky Yielding and Richard Jack.
Six entrepreneurs completed the Rhinelander program. Left to right: Roger Luce, Oneida County EDC Exec Director; Bob Egan, Sarah Gardner, Jon Nelson, Jamie Burkart (Rhinelander Instructor), Ryan Doberstein, Jaron Childs, Baxter Gill, Doris McAllister, Sandy Bishop and Dr. Richard Nelson, President of Nicolet College. Missing is Joe Dorion.
"There are many different factors that come into play when launching and running a business," said Sandy Bishop, Nicolet dean of Workforce and Economic Development. "Each workshop provided an overview of topics that included creating a business plan, analyzing the market and competition, securing funding, and other factors that go into operating a successful business."
Tuition scholarships for future NET classes are available for Vilas County resident entrepreneurs. For information, contact Bob Egan.
"The NET program is an exceptional resource for entrepreneurs and those considering opening their own business," said Bob Egan, Executive Director of the Vilas County Economic Development Corporation.
"We are now working on forming an Entrepreneurs Resource Network (ERN). Regional economic development directors are meeting to pool resources and identify mentors," Bob continued. More information on the ERN will be shared as it becomes available.
Congratulations Entrepreneurs!
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