E3 Durham is hosting a series of workshops aimed at supporting founders and entrepreneurs in Durham to equitably start, grow, and scale their business.
Join us for music, drinks, food, networking, and workshops at Pull-Up at Provident on the first Wednesday of each month. These sessions are free and open to everyone. Register below!
Pull-Up at Provident
October 4, 2023

Pull-Up at Provident is an opportunity for Durham-based founders and business owners to connect each month for learning and support. Hosted by Provident1898, Pull-Up at Provident is a monthly event that is free and open to everyone!
Featuring:
A Celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month
Join us for a chance to network with entrepreneurial experts and other Durham entrepreneurs at Pull-Up at Provident on Wednesday, October 4th, 2022 at 5pm.
October’s PUAP event will feature a special session hosted by E3 Durham's Hispanic Outreach Coordinator, Santiago Ramos. Join us as we dive deep into the world of Latino entrepreneurship in the USA in an empowering session that offers the latest statistics, insights, and motivational stories, designed to equip and inspire Latino entrepreneurs to harness the abundant opportunities in the American market.
Business Counseling Support Sessions
30 minute, one-on-one financial, entrepreneurship counseling sessions will be provided before the event from 1:00 - 4:00 pm at Provident1898. Pre-register for one of these sessions.
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For more information about the Equitable Entrepreneurial Ecosystem in Durham, NC, contact Stacey Williams - Forward Cities Senior Director of Impact and Assessment at swilliams@forwardcities.org.
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