| EVER
HEARD OF PROJECT ENTERPRISE?
WELL ME NEITHER BUT AT LEAST NOW YOU'LL KNOW.
What
is Project Enterprise? Many small business owners have heard
about it, how come we've never heard of it. According to
Arva Rice, who was in charge of the Project Enterprise event
on Saturday, December 11th, Project Enterprise is a non-profit
organization that helps small businesses get a head start
at business. Project Enterprise was an idea that came about
in Bangladesh, because many businesses are unsuccessful
there. Every business that has attended a Project Enterprise
event is associated with the Project Enterprise Company.
Their main goal is to be able to provide small businesses
that aren't able to sell with the means and the tools required
to be a success.
The businesses of Project Enterprise cover all types of
different fields. One company sold a health supplement that
provides the necessary vitamins and other chemicals needed
to remain healthy in day to day living. That business is
owned by Doug Watknis, and the product is called Sea Silver.
He started this because he wanted to promote a nutritional
drink made of fruit juices. He heard about the event in
a Bronx newspaper and he took the opportunity to inform
everyone he could about his supplement.
Another company was called Artistic II. They provide DJ
services throughout the Tri-State Area. They participated
in the event because they wanted the opportunity to grow
and expand their business. They wanted to build a DJ Network
in the Tri-State Area. Artistic II also sells reggae, dance
hall, hip-hop, salsa, merengue, bachata, and reggaeton mixtapes.
Wheckstone's Knick and Knacks sells clothing. Doesn't sound
like it but believe me they do. They participated in the
Project Enterprise event because they are looking for a
place that has business opportunities. They heard about
Project Enterprise through word of mouth and they visited
the open house.
Project Enterprise doesn't care what kind of product someone's
trying to sell; all they want is to help businesses in their
growing process. They provide loans, business space, business
opportunities, and a chance to sell at one of their events.
Project Enterprise has helped many businesses get a head
start and move on.
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