New business development hub Sparks money hunt in Surprise
Emilio Gaynor of the West Valley Chamber of Commerce asks a question during the Spark Surprise seminar on Oct. 1.
Courtesy city of Surprise/Kris Cassens
Surprise Mayor Kevin Sartor, left, speaks to business owners at the Spark Surprise "Show Me the Money" seminar on Oct. 1.
Courtesy city of Surprise/Kris Cassens
The Spark Surprise "Show Me the Money" seminar was catered for those who attended.
Courtesy city of Surprise/Kris Cassens
The new business development and innovation hub in Surprise got off to a sparkling start on Oct. 1.
Spark Surprise held its first business seminar called “Show Me the Money,” drawing in local business leaders, business owners and city officials to Arts HQ, next to City Hall.
This seminar was created to help local businesses discover funding opportunities that can fuel growth, while also offering a platform to connect, collaborate and learn how to access the capital needed for long-term success.
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The new business development and innovation hub in Surprise got off to a sparkling start on Oct. 1.
Spark Surprise held its first business seminar called “Show Me the Money,” drawing in local business leaders, business owners and city officials to Arts HQ, next to City Hall.
This seminar was created to help local businesses discover funding opportunities that can fuel growth, while also offering a platform to connect, collaborate and learn how to access the capital needed for long-term success.
Moderator Brian Sandusky, the economic development project manager for Surprise, led a panel discussion with Tom Fulcher, of The Idea Gardener, and Amber Cordoba, of Prestamos CDFI.
The official Spark Surprise program is expected to launch in January. (Courtesy city of Surprise/Kris Cassens)
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