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• Entrepreneur Training
In 2007, John designed and taught a Youth Entrepreneur Training Program (YET). This program was funded by Philadelphia Mayor John Street and graduated 25 student entrepreneurs.
In 2009, John was selected by NYC Small Business Services to be one of the facilitators for the launch of Kauffman FastTrac in New York. Since that time, John has trained over 1,500 entrepreneurs in New Venture and Growth Venture. Later, John and partner Greg Reaves launched the Veterans Entrepreneur training program.
The small business development arm of the State of Delaware, DEDO, visiting NYC SBS and brought the FastTrac program to Delaware. John and CBC were hired to launch the program and facilitate the classes. CBC also launched a Veterans program for Delaware.
John was hired by the Hebrew Free Loan Society of New York to help launch FastTrac to non-Orthodox groups. Later, John was selected to teach it to Orthodox Jewish men in Crown Heights and Borough Park.
John was hired by PAAN to teach entrepreneurship to adjudicated young adults ages 17-24 in high violence, high crime districts of Philadelphia.
CBC partners with Link International to provide entrepreneur training to businesses and individuals in the Cayman Islands at the Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce.
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• Management & Team Training CBC has trained managers large and small from one person businesses to the 450 member Essex County Division of Welfare. Our team of outstanding trainers enables us to excel in both large and small settings. The focus of our training is to build excellence and capacity that continues to grow even after our training is complete. We work with both executives and management teams. We work with the agencies in any and all areas of need. For some agencies that is program design. For others it is adding standards and measurements. For others, we help with program delivery. |
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• Community Solutions CBC is a strong community partner. We work with both government and private agencies to develop meaningful and sustainable solutions for all types of communities. In Philadelphia, we worked with PAAN (Philadelphia Anti violence Anti-drug Network) to develop a program for adjudicated young adults ages 17-24. In New York, our Food Business Pathways program helps residents get off of government assistance and build their own careers. We would like to work with your community to develop solutions of excellence! |
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• Career & Life Training We also work with individuals. We have a 5 point plan, ANWU, which guides individuals on successful life paths. This program combines both life skills training with career training and complete well being to give participants the best chance for life success. |
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