Virginia Wesleyan University to host free workshop for small women- and minority-owned businesses [Video]

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — From generating trillions of dollars in annual revenue to employing millions of workers, small businesses in the U.S. can accomplish a lot. However, many begin with too little– limited access to the right tools, funding, and guidance to thrive in a competitive market.

“What we find so often is that people wanting to start small businesses are lacking the knowledge and the resources,” said Dr. Scott Miller, president of Virginia Wesleyan University (VWU). He believes that exposure to the right opportunities can be a game changer for them.

By connecting small business owners with valuable resources and networks, Dr. Miller said they can unlock new directions for growth. And the newfound access can not only lead to success but a stronger economic impact.

“You have …