Beatriz Huerta comes from Puebla, Mexico as an entrepreneur with a passion for Mexican culture. Friduchis is a line of artisan clothing representing typical attire from her region. She started her business as a means of preserving her culture for her children and her community and growing other’s appreciation for it.
Each product is unique and empowers Pueblan women who survived domestic violence to move forward in their lives.
When entrepreneurs reach out to Ventures, they often come to us with an idea, determination and the grit it takes to turn their goals into a business reality. While our Business Basics Course is the launch pad to all Ventures, it is clients like Cristina Almeda, owner...
As the new Director of Development and Communications, one of my favorite aspects of the role is sharing the work our clients are doing. From concept to launch, it is an honor to witness every client's journey. Although...who better to tell their story than the client...
County Executive Dave Somers announced the SBIA program's $7,300 grants to 50 small businesses, targeting pandemic recovery and innovation. Ventures, a nonprofit with a 30-year history of supporting small businesses, will administer the program. Highlighting the...