The City of Reno is inviting local businesses to apply for its Restore Facade and Tenant Improvement Program. This program aims to enhance the exterior and interior of commercial buildings in downtown Reno to improve the overall aesthetics of the area. Interested businesses can submit their applications online before the deadline to potentially receive funding for renovations and improvements.

City of Reno - ReStore Facade and Tenant Improvement Program

In this article, Christina Harbridge, an expert in leadership and influence, shares valuable insights on how to ethically inspire commitment. She explains the importance of building trust and authenticity, emphasizing the need to genuinely connect with others. Harbridge provides practical tips and techniques to enhance your influence and create long-lasting impact in both personal and professional relationships.

Ethical Influence: How to Inspire Commitment

The state of Nevada has put in place several initiatives to support local entrepreneurs and foster economic growth. One particular program is the Nevada Small Business Development Center, which offers free counseling and resources to aspiring entrepreneurs. Additionally, the state has established co-working spaces and innovation hubs to provide entrepreneurs with affordable workspaces and access to mentorship and networking opportunities.

How does Nevada support local entrepreneurs? (an overview)

Reno is home to a thriving state-of-the-art confection company Kimmie Candy. The 43,000-square foot candy production facility and warehouse is a sweet spot in the Biggest Little City, and boasts a customer base of not only coast-to-coast sales in the United States but also Canada, Mexico, the Philip

FACTORY TOUR | Kimmie Candy — NCET

The Nevada Governor's Office of Economic Development has launched a Non-Traditional Financing program to help businesses access funding beyond traditional bank loans. This initiative aims to bridge the financing gap for small businesses by offering alternative funding options such as crowdfunding, peer-to-peer lending, micro-lending, and more. By expanding access to capital, the program seeks to support entrepreneurs and stimulate economic growth in Nevada.

Nevada Business Access to Capital: Non-Traditional Financing

Meet Taylor Adams, the CEO of Economic Development Authority of Western Nevada (EDAWN), an organization that assist companies with relocation, expansion, and entrepreneurship needs in Northern Nevada.

Face to Face: Taylor Adams

Welcome to the latest edition of Reno Entrepreneur News! In this issue, we highlight several key initiatives supporting our local business community. The City of Reno is inviting businesses to apply for its ReStore Facade and Tenant Improvement Program, aiming to beautify downtown Reno through exterior and interior enhancements of commercial buildings. Nevada continues to support local entrepreneurs through various state initiatives, including the Nevada Small Business Development Center that offers free counseling and co-working spaces. Christina Harbridge provides insights on ethically inspiring commitment by building trust and authenticity in relationships. We also take you inside Kimmie Candy's impressive Reno facility, showcasing a local success story. The Nevada Governor's Office of Economic Development has launched a Non-Traditional Financing program, providing access to alternative funding options like crowdfunding and peer-to-peer lending. Lastly, get to know Taylor Adams, CEO of EDAWN, who is dedicated to supporting businesses with relocation, expansion, and entrepreneurship needs in Northern Nevada. Stay tuned to stay informed and inspired, Reno entrepreneurs!

In this edition of Reno Entrepreneur News: Discover Reno's ReStore Facade and Tenant Improvement Program, Nevada's initiatives supporting local entrepreneurs, ethical influence tips from Christina Harbridge, a look inside Kimmie Candy's facility, and new non-traditional financing options. Plus, meet Taylor Adams of EDAWN. Stay inspired, Reno!

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