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Milwaukee Bucks to support Black entrepreneurs through new partnership
13 Jan 2021
News, Wisconsin
The Milwaukee Bucks has partnered with New York-based nonprofit The Lonely Entrepreneur to support Black entrepreneurs in the process of starting or growing a businesses.
The Bucks announced Wednesday that the organization will provide funding to cover one year of free access to TLE’s ‘learning community’ for an unlimited number of Black entrepreneurs nationwide.
Resources include group business coaching, learning modules, templates, vendor reviews and discounts, and access to a network of peer entrepreneurs. Those interested can sign up beginning Jan. 13 through Jan. 20 via the nonprofit’s website.
Founded in 2016, The Lonely Entrepreneur offers coaching and consulting services to individual entrepreneurs and businesses through funding contributions of nonprofits, foundations, social responsibility and community efforts, and philanthropists.
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