It’s never too late to start a business. In fact, according to a 2014 Kauffman Foundation study, plus 50 workers have launched their own businesses at a higher rate than 20-34 year-olds every year since 1996.
And “[b]usiness owners ages 55-64 represented more than 23% of new entrepreneurs” in 2012. As more boomers retire, this number is predicted to grow.
We’re changing the ways we think about work, careers and starting businesses.
We’re changing the ways we think about work, careers and starting businesses.
Tiffany will explain the nuts and bolts of getting a Four Point Plan together, and how you can put your interests and hobbies to work for you.
Thursday, August 11, 1:00-2:30pm
Shoreline Community College, 16101 Greenwood Ave N, Shoreline 98133, Building 9000, Room 9202. SCC Campus Map and Parking.
Open to anyone of any age who is job seeking or interested in career change.
Led by Ron Carnell, Program Coordinator, Workforce and Continuing Education / Plus 50 Career Builder, Shoreline Community College, 206-533-6706.
As always, tasty refreshments and our Conversation Starter blend of coffee will be served.
Shoreline Community College, 16101 Greenwood Ave N, Shoreline 98133, Building 9000, Room 9202. SCC Campus Map and Parking.
Open to anyone of any age who is job seeking or interested in career change.
Led by Ron Carnell, Program Coordinator, Workforce and Continuing Education / Plus 50 Career Builder, Shoreline Community College, 206-533-6706.
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