Our mission is to open doors of financial opportunity, primarily to entrepreneurs of color, women, and immigrant entrepreneurs so they can build prosperous businesses and livelihoods for themselves and their families, while also strengthening our communities.
Our incubator propels Black and Brown entrepreneurs to go from ideas to revenue. ESO's coaches provide guidance and know-how through an action plan within a diverse entrepreneurial ecosystem where mentorship and community-centered accountability ideas are the foundation for scaling your business.
We are a dedicated, person-to-person organization invested in the economic success of African Americans, coaching them to a better life.
We are a dedicated, person-to-person organization invested in the economic success of African Americans, coaching them to a better life.
SCORE is a non-profit association and resource partner with the Small Business Administration dedicated to entrepreneur education and the formation, growth and success of small businesses. Working and retired executives and business owners who share their expertise across more than 60 industries donate their time as volunteer business counselors, providing confidential counseling and mentoring free of charge. Visit northmetroatlanta.score.org
Emerging firms partner with a corporate mentor to hone best practices and develop skills that foster small business success.
Progress through Service by helping entrepreneurs bring their ideas to life, and collaborating with communities, enterprises, and organizations to increase their market competitiveness, strategic visions, and opportunities in Georgia and beyond through the application of science, technology, research, and innovation. Our mandate is rooted in inclusion, and we are committed to serving a diversity of clients, customers, and communities.
The Edward Lowe Foundation was established by Ed and Darlene Lowe in 1985. The foundation’s entrepreneurship initiatives are focused on second-stage companies — growth-oriented firms that have moved beyond startup but haven’t yet reached maturity. Our peer learning, leadership education and strategic information programs are geared to help these companies continue growing. We also educate communities about the challenges second-stagers face and how to work with them. Visit edwardlowe.org
Chase's small business mentors are available to support you throughout your business journey
Resources for b-corps or those interested in a b-corps