Lifeline Movement based out of Detroit, MI will make the first stop of its national Dreams Into Reality” tour in Atlanta, GA on May 20-21, 2016. Empowering Atlanta’s entrepreneurs to take charge of their futures and make their dreams a reality, the tour will be held at Atlanta’s Tech Square Labs located at 859 Spring St. Registration starts as low as $100 and more information can be obtained by visiting www.lifelinemovement.com.
The Dreams Into Reality tour is designed to assist attendees in understanding the importance of identifying your passion and equip them the tools necessary to develop an effective business plan. Attendees will also hear from panelist addressing topics such as, the impact of credit resolution and how to pitch your business to funders. continuous efforts in remaining a catalyst for assisting individuals in being better people, creating lasting relationship and empowering entrepreneurs nationwide through workshop and conferences.
“From getting their dreams down on paper to receiving a plan to bring it to fruition, Dreams to Reality is a one stop show. What better place to make our first stop to empower women and men to pursue their dreams is Atlanta!”, states CEO of Lifeline Business Consulting Services – The Lifeline Movement, Dr. Nicole Farmer.
The Dreams Into Reality tour will begin Friday evening with a Vision board party guaranteed to assist attendees in making their dreams tangible. The weekend will proceed with various workshops led by Credit specialist, Ebony Cochran and Life Coach Patrice Henderson.
Under the direction of Dr. Farmer, Lifeline Business Consulting Services’ mission to inspire minority and women businesses in the areas of entrepreneurship has afforded the company an opportunity to provide 50 entrepreneurs with the tools necessary in securing funding for their businesses. Lifeline has touched over 1200 individuals, with over 50 entrepreneurs being funded. Within the past year through their recent partnership with Detroit-Micro-Loan Collaboration, Lifeline Business Consulting Services has overseen funds of over $11 million for minority-owned businesses.
