The classes are available both online and in person.
PUBLISHED 3:32 PM CDT May 03, 2023for small businesses, creatives, cooperatives and nonprofits all week so that anyone who is looking to grow or start their business can have the tools they need to succeed.
The City of Austin Economic Development Department is offering the classes, which are available both online and in person. The classes take place through May 5, with topics that range from marketing and finance to small business management, legal considerations and more.
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