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September 14, 2005
It's not always bad news
I'm not always complaining about the SBA. Sometimes I have nice things to say.
Here's an example that fell into my inbox this week, and will be of particular interest to those of us who are jazzed about youth entrepreneurship.
The SBA has announced a partnership with JA (Junior Achievement) Worldwide through which they've launched a website called Mind Your Own Business.
That's a real friendly title, isn't it?
The site is "designed to support the growing interest in entrepreneurship among teens, and serves as a small business portal for youth entrepreneurs, providing necessary resources and information essential in realizing their dreams of business ownership."
Stirring stuff.
The SBA also has a teen entrepreneurship web page at it's own web site now.
All they need to do now is get the SBDC network to collaborate on constructing high school course material in entrepreneurship.
At the risk of being obnoxious ... I have to say, I told you so.
Posted by The Journal Blogger at September 14, 2005 08:00 AM
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