Salisbury, MD — Applications are being accepted for the IgniteWorks business-building program hosted by Salisbury University’s Dave and Patsy Rommel Center for Entrepreneurship.
Early-stage entrepreneurs have until Wednesday, September 24, to apply.
“Our goal is to equip founders with more than just tools; we give them a framework that drives progress,” said Bryan Bourdeau, assistant director of the center. “IgniteWorks is intentionally designed to move entrepreneurs from opportunity to execution through focused mentorship, accountability and a clear roadmap toward traction, funding and long-term growth.”
The program, launching in October, features a six-month incubation and business-building program designed to equip early-stage entrepreneurs with tools, mentorship and structure.
For selected participants, there is no cost for the program. Services are valued at $10,000 and include a private workspace, access to professional services and a structured acceleration curriculum; all resources designed to support founders as they build and grow their ventures.
IgniteWorks focuses on key areas including problem-solution fit, marketing, finance, customer validation, strategy and communication. Along with the nine-module curriculum, the program connects founders to a dynamic cohort of peers and mentors, offering structured roundtable discussions, pitching opportunities and focused mentorship to prepare startups for launch, funding and sustainable growth.
To apply, or for more information, visit the IgniteWorks webpage.
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