Chapter 93: Notes on microenterprising

“Business is the salt of life”

Voltaire, French Writer, Historian and Philosopher

“Salt heals”

Christiaan McCann, Microenterprise Builder

what I do

Welcome to Microenterprise Builder. This is about my project building microenterprises for people locked out of the system. I’m excited to introduce a new initiative that combines my passion for arts and crafts, business and community development. Join these business owners, and me on this journey as we build a better future, one micro-enterprise at a time!

our goal

The goal is to empower people to become entrepreneurs, fostering independence, confidence, and financial stability. Join in breaking down barriers and building a more inclusive economy, one art/craft business at a time! Or, moving from no job to a job!

about me

My project is dedicated to supporting people locked out of the system in building their own microenterprises, starting with art or craft businesses, or supporting them in a suitable job. I believe that everyone deserves to work or have an opportunity to turn their passions into a career, regardless of the market value of their abilities.

steps

Through the program, participants will receive guidance, resources, and support to:

  • Develop their skills and create unique products
  • Build a brand and market their business
  • Access mentorship and networking opportunities

testimonies

“Thanks for getting things going!”

Caren

“I’m off to work, see you in 3 weeks”

Pete

“That was fun!”

Priscilla

“I did it because of you!”

Eamonn

impact statement

At Microenterprise Builder, we believe that small actions can add up to make a big difference. Our mission is to empower individuals and communities to take control of their economic futures through sustainable, grassroots initiatives.

Our Impact Goals:

  • Support the creation of at least 5 microenterprises in underserved communities within the next 2 years
  • Provide training and resources to over 5 entrepreneurs, focusing on women, minorities, and marginalised groups
  • Foster a network of community leaders and organisations working together to drive positive change
  • Measure and report on our progress, using data to inform and improve our strategies

Our Theory of Change:

We believe that by providing access to resources, support, and community, individuals can build thriving microenterprises that improve their lives and contribute to the local economy. By focusing on underserved communities, we aim to address systemic inequalities and promote economic justice.

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