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Updated Volunteer Survey Data Link
June 2018
Distribution:
All Active & Provisional Volunteers
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SBA Recognizes Efforts of SCORE San Juan
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A plaque of support and appreciation was presented to SCORE's San Juan Metro Chapter on Friday, May 4th, at the SBA Small Business Week awards luncheon in San Juan, Puerto Rico. The SBA recognizes SCORE's determination to make a difference, and success thus far in the area over a short period of time. Congratulations and many thanks to the chapter members, and leaders Jerry Steinberg (District Director), Robert Fleming (Chair),
H William Morales (Vice Chair),
Diego Sorroche Fraticelli (Vice Chair),
Ramon Barquin (Vice Chair), and
Ivan Chardon (Secretary). It is surely a team effort!
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SCORE Cape Cod Hosts 25th Anniversary Small Business Awards Event
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On Thursday, May 10th, SCORE Cape Cod held their 25th Anniversary Small Business Awards Breakfast. Award ceremonies are a great way to recognize the outstanding businesses in communities that SCORE has assisted, as well as the volunteers making it all possible.
SCORE Cape Cod did just that, honoring local bookstore Eight Cousins as the Small Business Owner of the Year.
Over the past couple years Eight Cousins has gone through a transition in ownership, several major renovations, and even recovered from a major flood.
Eighteen small businesses were honored and individual winners were chosen by their respective chambers of commerce.
Left to Right: John Campbell, Marc L. Goldberg, Ken Yancey,
Paul Waldeck, Mark Lowenstein
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SCORE Austin Hosts First Women Entrepreneurs Summit
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SCORE Austin was the recipient of a FY2018 Chapter Grant, which they used to host their areas' first ever Women Entrepreneurs Summit.
With 130 registrants and a wait list of 20, the event was quickly at capacity. The Governor sent the Commissioner of Workforce Texas to read a proclamation about Small Business Week.
The feedback SCORE Austin received was "we want more" -- more netowrking opportunities, more training, and more summits such as this.
Congratulations and many thanks to the planning team, with special recognition for Committee Chair Victoria Musa (Committee Chair), Victoire van der Pas, and Celia Bell for aligning speakers, space, food, conference bags, and so much more!
Left to Right: Victoire van der Pas, Victoria Musa, Celia Bell
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Your Chapter's Volunteer Engagement
Survey Results are Now Available
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Your Chapter's Volunteer Engagement Survey is now Available in the PwC portal.
Please see the directions below:
Link:
https://start.pwc.com/start3/
Password:
SCORE2016
When you log in:
- Select the survey report. Options include Client survey, Volunteer survey, Exit survey and Onboarding.
- Select a year.
- Select "chapter hierarchy".
Click here for a video demonstration for logging in.
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SCORE Northwest Ohio Positions Itself to Support Future Tech Entrepreneurs
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"NextTech Ohio's mission is to identify and assist entrepreneurs to maneuver the paths to successful commercialization of their technologically-based concepts. NextTech is the regional provider of the Ohio Third Frontier's Entrepreneurial Services Provider (ESP) Program.
The event was attended by 300 local businesses. Through the efforts of SCORE Northwest Ohio, NEXTTECH is looking to SCORE to provide mentoring to the business startups that come about through the program's efforts.
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SCORE Mentor Writes on 'Good Karma of Being a Mentor'
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SCORE Raleigh mentor Mark Frohman wrote an article for the Rocky Mount NC Telegram on what it means to volunteer for SCORE and share the 'good karma of being a business mentor'.
"[Mark's piece] captures the true essence of why we do what we do." - SCORE Mentor David Grant
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SCORE Manasota Helps Libraries Mean Business
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Their Library partners mentioned recorded a video on their achievements to date, citing SCORE chapters as a key collaboration partner in their success.
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Entrepreneur's Search for Funding Results in Lifelong Business Support
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Mentor Bob Wolk of SCORE Southern New Jersey was matched with a client looking for funding. Bob's approach to the situation helped clarify SCORE's role in the small
business
community, helping the client better identify sources of funding and steps for applying, and at the same time developing a relationship between the client and SCORE for the life of his entrepreneurial projects to come.
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Share Your Success
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Know a volunteer who has gone above and beyond? Proud of your clients' and chapters' efforts? Share your successes with us. Email
recognition@score.org.
View all past volunteer and chapter spotlights on the SCORE Volunteer Center's
Newsletter Archive.
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