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SizeUp Arlington Heights

We're kicking off a new four-part entrepreneurial series focusing on business startups! This month, we'll begin the research phase by exploring our SizeUp Arlington Heights database. Want to know if your business is cost effective? Or how much businesses like yours make annually? Curious which area of Arlington Heights spends the most on products like yours? 


Save time and money by registering below for our Pathmakers Meetup, 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, March 28.

UPCOMING PROGRAMS
Check out our upcoming business programs.

The Nonprofit Exchange

Wednesday, March 20, 9-10:30 a.m.

Cardinal Room

Accelerate the impact of your nonprofit organization through shared learning, peer-to-peer training and networking. Although each mission is unique, the goal to be effective and make a difference can be found in every organization.


Nonprofit professionals are invited to share knowledge, access training, learn practical skills and discuss best practices with a network of experts and peers.


In addition to networking and peer-to-peer support, this month will include training on how to find funding using Foundation Directory Online (FDO). FDO is a research tool that can help you identify grants from funders most likely to support your cause. No registration required; just drop in.

DROP IN

Pathmakers Meetup

Thursday, March 28, 6:30-7:45 p.m.

Makerplace, 112 N. Belmont Ave., Flex Space 1

Sharpen your business skills, discover dynamic resources and connect with makers, entrepreneurs and library staff at the Makerplace. Each month, we’ll focus on a different topic so creators in all career fields can explore new opportunities to help your new business or side hustle achieve success.


In March, we’ll highlight SizeUp Arlington Heights, a database loaded with market research and insight that will help business owners, start-ups and entrepreneurs make smarter decisions.

REGISTER
SCORE Business Mentoring
Get advice about your business or business idea from a SCORE Business Mentor. SCORE is the nation's largest network of volunteer business mentors, a resource partner of the U.S. Small Business Administration. One-on-one mentoring by experts who have experience in all aspects of business. Whether you're just getting started or you've been in business over 20 years, set up an appointment to discuss questions and strategy. Virtual appointments available upon request.  
REQUEST AN APPOINTMENT
NEW BOOKS 
We are always adding new books related to business and nonprofits. Check out these must-read selections:  

3 Hours a Day: How Entrepreneurs Can Multiply Their Income by Working Less and Living More

by Knolly Williams

A simple blueprint from "The Business Healer," Knolly Williams shows you how focusing on big-picture priorities for three hours a day can boost your income. imple blueprint from "The

The Millionaire Creator: How to Turn Your Passions and Skills into a Profitable Business

by Joshua R. Morgan

A step-by-step guide to starting a profitable business using your talents and skills. It's a road plan to financial freedom and doing what you love while making a difference in the world. Available as an eBook on hoopla.

More Sales Please: Promote Your Small Business Online, Make Consistent Sales, Grow Without the Grind

by Sara Nasser Dalrymple

Sharing authenticity is in. Discover the step-by-step process to get noticed by the people you want to work with without having to become a pushy salesperson. Available as eBook on hoopla.

Meet with a Librarian

To learn more about resources for small businesses and nonprofits available at the Arlington Heights Memorial Library or to find out how the library can help you start your business, contact

Diane Malik ([email protected]) or

Steven Slavick ([email protected]). 

 

We look forward to meeting with you! 

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