Livestream Link: https://youtu.be/T7rX2Om6GMk
Most often the limited Community resources and capabilities hampers growth and limits its chance of success. Strategic partnerships can often be what community builders need to accelerate the growth of their business. Partnerships can positively affect the trajectory of a community providing greater exposure; access to markets, key customers or sales channels; filling product gaps; or providing capital.
At this connect, Special Guest Juliana Cardona will share with you her knowledge and experiences of over 3 years in partnering to grow and accelerate her business, Street Entrepreneurs. From the initial idea, vetting, outreach, securing partners & sponsors and reaching that moment where you step back and see your hard work in all its glory.
What you will leave with:
Note: you will receive the calendar invite and webinar information upon registration.
Street Entrepreneurs
Founder
Juliana Cardona is the founder and CEO of Street Entrepreneurs. She is an inquisitive, passionate creator and organizer constantly working to drive action and local impact. She graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Political Science and a minor in Communications and Latin American Studies from Florida Southern College. While in college, she spent time volunteering with 20…
Juliana Cardona is the founder and CEO of Street Entrepreneurs. She is an inquisitive, passionate creator and organizer constantly working to drive action and local impact. She graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Political Science and a minor in Communications and Latin American Studies from Florida Southern College. While in college, she spent time volunteering with 20 grassroots organizations in Florida, Colorado, Massachusetts, Washington D.C., Philippines, Taiwan, and Mexico. The service projects she undertook included installing solar bulbs in Manila with Liter of Light, and mentoring children in Lakeland FL with Big Brother Big Sister. Juliana has received multiple awards for her service, including an United States Congressional Bronze Certificate. As well, Juliana has also been honored by being named a Diana Davis Global Good Fund Fellow, Ford Motor Company Global Scholar, Aspen Latino Institute Fellow, and a Cologne Scholar. Prior to starting Street Entrepreneurs, Juliana collaborated with the World Bank Group’s Information Communications Technology Community of Practice for Agriculture to design and support the first Agri-Hackathon program in Uganda.
ASCE
Community Manager
Higher Logic
Senior Community Consultant, IBM Community
Incorta
Community Management
1863 Ventures
Director of Latinx Programs
