The 10-week program includes an intensive approach to entrepreneurship training called Kauffman Fast-Track and offers a year of coaching and mentoring for vets who have the imagination and drive to start a business.
Experienced faculty and business professionals will teach the program at UofL’s College of Business. Veterans who are selected to participate will learn how to connect with others, develop a strategic business plan and build a support network. They’ll also receive up to $2,500 reimbursement toward eligible business start-up expenses. Classes will be held from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Two sessions are available, one starting Feb. 21 and another starting in September.
The program is funded by the Kentucky Veterans Program Trust Fund. Applications are due by Feb. 3.
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The Kauffman FastTrac TechVenture program is sponsored by Nucleus and is open to all, including UofL faculty, staff and students. They’re required to submit a pre-proposal by Feb. 3. The deadline for all other applicants is Monday, Feb. 13.
