Mission Diverse: FREE help to develop BME businesses
Site Admin • 21 February 2022
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Mission Diverse
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FREE Reach Enterprise Programme supports Black and minority entrepreneurs and new start-ups to start or grow their own business. With sales, marketing, finance support & mentorship from Santander Bank, Burning Need Marketing and Ghawk Accountants.
APPLICATIONS CLOSES 19th MARCH 2022
To join The Reach Programme:
- Submit your Reach Programme Application in under 2 minutes
- If successful, you’ll need to submit a 1-min video pitch of your business or idea
- You’ll be accepted onto The Reach Programme
- Access all the free resources and training provided through the Programme
To apply online simply submit your details and business idea. Once applications close, you'll be asked to provide a short video about you and your business idea. If successful Mission Diverse will invite you to join the programme.
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