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Women entrepreneurs sought for free ‘WE by Rising Tide’ program

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The 2022 WE by Rising Tide graduation ceremony. (Photo courtesy: Central Pacific Bank)

The Central Pacific Bank Foundation is accepting applications for the “WE by Rising Tide” program, which helps women entrepreneurs shape their future and achieve success in the business community.

The free 11-session program is sponsored by the bank foundation and the aio
Foundation, in partnership with the Patsy T. Mink Center for Business and Leadership.

Applications are accepted from April 14 through May 31, 2023.

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The weekly courses begin Aug. 2 through graduation on Oct. 5, 2023.

The WE by Rising Tide program benefits include:

  • Financial management acumen to better manage your business
  • Marketing and branding strategies to help your business grow, including individual consultation
  • Exclusive opportunities to network with successful women entrepreneurs and executives
  • Travel provided for neighbor island attendees

Applicant requirements include:

  • Business must be at least 51% women owned and a for-profit entity
  • Business must be in operation for a minimum of three years and currently open and operational
  • Annual revenue generation must be between $250,000 to $5 million (2022)
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Susan Utsugi, a founding member of the program and a senior vice president with the bank, said some of the valuable sessions include financial management for closely held businesses; attracting, hiring and retaining top talent; and marketing tactics that generate positive attention.

“We highly encourage women to apply for this informative and free program,” she said.

To apply for this opportunity and for more information click here.

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