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I believe that entrepreneurship is the natural human state; however, today most people choose the security of a more stable work situation. Our society needs more entrepreneurs, but it’s hard to take such a big risk without circumstances that make it a less risky proposition. Since we can’t give everybody rich parents, we need to provide people with information and resources that will increase the likelihood of success in entrepreneurial endeavors. This is what Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center does. They are a San Francisco, CA based non-profit “small business development organization dedicated to helping women and men who traditionally lack access to resources and information to achieve financial self-sufficiency through entrepreneurship.” Every year they help more than 1,500 low-moderate income people in the Bay Area “launch and grow businesses.”
Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center got its start in 1985 by offering Business Planning classes. Today they have four locations (two in SF, one in East Palo Alto, and one in San Rafael) that offer a wide variety of classes, workshops, and programs. The best part is that they actually driver results–just look at Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center’s success stories and impact stats. This organization is changing individual lives while also improving the overall economic condition of the communities it works in. If you’d like to be a part of that, check out this Program Associate position posted on Idealist (Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center has a jobs page, but it’s blank). This looks like a great opportunity for a new or recent grad to get involved with some great work.
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