Unleashing Success: GreenSeam Workshop Connects Agriculture-Based Businesses with Vital Resources

The GreenSeam is hosting a workshop on May 2 at the St. James Golf Course in St. James. The objective of this workshop is to connect businesses with the necessary resources to start or grow their business locally. Attendees will have the opportunity to network with other businesses, community leaders, and experts in community-based entrepreneurship. They will also gain valuable tools to take their business or idea to the next level.

The workshop will feature University of Minnesota Extension Educator Neil Linscheid discussing critical variables that contribute to business success in the county. Jeff Stamp, inventor of the Lays Baked potato chip and professor of entrepreneurship at the U of M, will share insights on the six problems all entrepreneurs must solve. A panel of local business success stories from companies such as Romsdahl Companies, Winegar Inc, and Berry Pallets will also be featured.

The workshop will conclude with a work session where attendees can ask questions, access regional resources, and connect with the local Economic Development. There is a fee to attend the workshop, which includes breakfast. To register and find more information, visit greenseam.org/GITGSJ.

In summary, GreenSeam’s workshop aims to provide ag-related businesses with the necessary resources to start or grow their business locally. Attendees will have the opportunity to network with fellow businesses, community leaders, and experts in community-based entrepreneurship while gaining valuable tools to advance their business or idea to the next level.

During this event, attendees will hear from University of Minnesota Extension Educator Neil Linscheid on critical variables that contribute to business success in the county and Jeff Stamp on six problems all entrepreneurs must solve.

Additionally, attendees will have a chance to listen to a panel of successful local businesses such as Romsdahl Companies, Winegar Inc., and Berry Pallets.

Finally, attendees can participate in a work session where they can ask questions and connect with regional resources including economic development for further support.

To register for this unique event at GreenSeam’s website at [greenseam.org/GITGSJ](http://greenseam).