The Region's Small Business Growth Center 

Growing Business through Entrepreneurship and Innovation

121 Loring Avenue Salem, MA 01970 978-542-7528 (phone) 978-542-7061(fax) csullivan@enterprisectr.org

The Enterprise Center at Salem State College is a small business incubator and a virtual center for entrepreneurs throughout Boston's North Shore. We serve businesses at every stage of development from startup through growth.We offer more than 80 programs a year --most of them free-- to small business owners and nonprofit managers ; plus we lease office space and host numerous other popular programs including the 128 Venture North Breakfast series, the Million Dollar Women Symposium and the annual North of Boston Business Plan Competition.



128 VENTURE NORTH BREAKFASTS

A forum for entrepreneurs and investors to meet, network and learn. 

 

 

 

Spring Program Schedule

 

 

 

ASK THE EXPERT

A FREE one-on-one session with leading business experts.

View a list of experts and set up your appointment today.

 

ENTREPRENEUR IN RESIDENCE ANNOUNCED

David W. Ives, CEO of NIIS, appointed Entrepreneur in Residence at the Bertolon School of Business at Salem State College and Enterprise Center

   

Commonwealth Business Health

A new blog on issues of health insurance for business.
Health Insurance Reform at a Glance: Helping Small Business 
 

 


Growth Company Initiative

The Enterprise Center has received a grant from the Massachusetts Office of Small Business and Entrepreneurship to help growing companies learn what they need to manage their growth and succeed.  We will launch this initiative in September 2010.


New CEO Groups
Starting in Fall 2010

Who better to help a business owner than another CEO who understands the issues and has experienced the challenges?

CLICK HERE to request more information about 2010-2011 CEO Groups

   

Click here to read the report of top session priorities

Summit for Women Entrepreneurs

Press release: Salem Mayor declares June 16 Women Entrepreneurs Day

 

Cutting Edge Research

Proprietor Employment Trends

Creative Economy

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