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The Inland Empire Center for Entrepreneurship (IECE) continues to add to its community service affiliate partners and business consulting offerings. Hatch Planning & Strategy, a boutique consultancy that helps entrepreneurs plan, strategize, and up-start their businesses, will be based at the Entrepreneurial Resource Center (ERC) in Temecula.
To kick off their partnership, a new 6-week Small Business Bootcamp focused on profit and sustainability starts February 4. Local $MM serial entrepreneur, advisor & Angel Investor, Heidi Luerra will teach entrepreneurs how to find profit in their existing business to ensure sustainability or chart a path to a profitable and sustainable launch for a new business. The program is free to Riverside County-based businesses and interested entrepreneurs are encouraged to sign up now.
“I am excited to join the growing number of affiliate partners at the ERC in Temecula,” said Heidi Luerra, Small Business Strategist and Angel Investor. “I love being able to assist in the transformation of an entrepreneur’s idea into a thriving, profitable, sustainable, businesses.”
IECE Director Dr. Michael Stull stated, “We are glad to welcome Heidi Luerra and Hatch Planning & Strategy to the family of affiliates at the Entrepreneurial Resource Center in Temecula. Her track record is an inspiration to entrepreneurs and furthers the Center’s mission to bring together a wide range of entrepreneurial support organizations.”
Support organizations interested in providing services at the ERC can apply online at: entre.csusb.edu/content/ERCapp.
Located in San Bernardino and Temecula, the ERCs are strategically located and easily accessible regional hubs for small business training and technical assistance. The primary focus of the ERCs is to provide business counseling, training and specialized program services and ensure that all current and aspiring small business owners have consistent access to the resources they need to start and grow their businesses.
