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Business questions? Seeds for Success workshop has answers

What: Business questions? Seeds for Success workshop has answers

When: 6 to 8 p.m., Wednesday, March 7

Where: GROW Washington, 1204 First St., Snohomish

Cost: Free for the first class

More info: RSVP to Carolyn Eslick at 425-327-2093 or 360-217-7235.

SNOHOMISH — It can be difficult to put your dreams on paper when someone says you need a business plan and you don’t know where to start. GROW Washington's Start-up Success workshop will help ground your thoughts, vision and ideas.

After this workshop, participants will have all they need to write a single-page business plan (and will have completed most of it in the session). They will also learn how to create their own business advisory board (mastermind groups for entrepreneurs), identify their ideal customer, uncover strategic marketing strategies for their business and complete one-month, three-month and 12-month goals to help them achieve success.

GROW Washington is a non profit 501(c)3 formed as a microenterprise business development program to test and launch Washington products and service businesses.