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Local Stakeholders to Discuss Entrepreneurship Barriers in Virtual Panel

by AMP Staff June 8, 2021

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Arkansas entrepreneurs and local stakeholders will gather this week for a discussion about barriers to entrepreneurship in the state.

The Walton Family Foundation is hosting a virtual discussion focused on entrepreneurship barriers, how to identify resources and how to remove these barriers. The discussion will be held via LinkedIn Live on Thursday, Jun 10 at 2 p.m.

Walton Family Foundation program officer Yee-Lin Lai will moderate the discussion, which will feature Venture Noire Heartland director Emma Willis, femPAQ founder April Roy, NWA Kiva Hub capital access manager Martha Londagin and Rejoicy CEO Edwin Ortiz.

The discussion can be accessed by clicking here: LinkedIn Live: Removing Barriers for Entrepreneurs

READ MORE: FIS, Venture Center Select 10 Companies for 2021 Accelerator Program

April Roy Edwin Ortiz Emma Willis entrepreneurship LinkedIn Martha Londagin Walton Family Foundation Yee-Lin Lai

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