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Giving Back to the Community Business Leaders Help the Next Generation of Start-Ups

SCORE, business mentoring, business start-ups
Are you ready to start that business you’ve dreamed of, but don’t know where to begin? Then come to SCORE, where business leaders from the community will share their experiences and help you make your new venture a success!

Originally founded in 1964, SCORE is a national, all-volunteer organization with more than 11,000 volunteers. Their confidential business mentoring services, both in person and online, have helped thousands of entrepreneurs not only start new businesses, but also achieve greater levels of success in their existing endeavors.

The Dallas Chapter has more than 60 volunteer mentors who devote up to six hours each week helping entrepreneurs throughout the metroplex. SCORE also provides up to 10 workshops each month on various topics of starting a business, such as Writing the Business Plan, Use of Social Media, QuickBooks Accounting Software, Starting a Non-Profit, and more.

If you or someone you know could benefit from the free services SCORE provides, or you or someone you know would like to volunteer as a Mentor to give back to the community, contact the Addison office at 214-987-9491 or check out the website at www.dallas.score.org

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Bruce Quernemoen

Bruce Quernemoen retired in 2015 after a 37-year career with Emerson Electric. He now owns Stonebridge Videography in McKinney. He has been a Certified SCORE mentor for more than two years and is Vice President of Recruiting for SCORE Dallas.

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