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Ensuring ADA Compliance & Accessibility for Small Businesses

Join Start Small Think Big, Columbia Law School, and 651 ARTS for a free webinar that explains what small business owners need to know about Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliance, covering both website accessibility and brick-and-mortar requirements.

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is more than a regulation - it’s a commitment to equal access and effective communication for people with disabilities. This session provides practical guidance to help you meet legal requirements and create a business that’s welcoming and accessible to all.

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Choosing the Right Legal Structure for Your Business

Choosing the right legal structure is a crucial decision for any entrepreneur. Join Start Small Think Big and attorneys from Simpson Thacher & Bartlett for a comprehensive workshop designed to guide you through the pros and cons of business structure options, including LLCs, C-Corps, S-Corps, and Sole Proprietorships.

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Navigate Commercial Leases with Confidence

Are you ready to lease your own brick and mortar space? Already have a space and need to know your rights? Join Start Small Think Big and attorneys from Davis Polk & Wardell LLP for an in-depth webinar that breaks down the key terms, types, and negotiation strategies every entrepreneur needs to know before — and after — signing a lease. This session will empower you to make informed decisions about your commercial real estate agreements and avoid common pitfalls. 

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Running a Small Business in the Age of AI: Legal Risks and Responsible Practices

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping how businesses operate — but for small business entrepreneurs, the legal and ethical questions can feel just as pressing as the technical “how-tos.” This webinar will demystify AI for small business owners by focusing on what you need to know to stay protected and compliant. We’ll cover the legal landscape, from intellectual property (IP) ownership and infringement risks to data privacy obligations and transparency requirements.

Food businesses are held to high standards for good reason: safety and trust. Regulations ensure that what you sell is safe to eat and clearly labeled. Taking time to understand which rules apply to your specific business model can save you time and money, and let you focus on what you love: sharing your food with the world.