Starting a Business Roundtable

Starting a Business Roundtable

Big dreams. Smart starts. Real talk about launching your business.

Join aspiring and early-stage entrepreneurs for an interactive discussion about what it really takes to start a business. This roundtable, facilitated by the Gwinnett Entrepreneur Center resident mentor, is a space to share ideas, ask questions, and explore key topics like business planning, funding, licensing, and local support programs. You’ll leave with greater clarity, confidence, and next steps for turning your business idea into reality.

Seating is limited, please RSVP in advance. 

Benefits of Attending:

• Learn the essential steps to start and structure your business

• Get answers to common questions about funding, registration, and permits

• Discover local resources, workshops, and mentoring programs

• Build confidence by hearing from others on the same journey

• Connect with a supportive community of new entrepreneurs

Highlights:

• Free event, no membership required

• Open to anyone exploring or starting a business

• Practical, discussion-based format

• Supportive and welcoming environment

• Hosted at the Gwinnett Entrepreneur Center with light refreshments

Networking

The Center stays open 30 minutes after the event for you to network with the other participants. 

Roundtable Host

David McCulloch 

David helps entrepreneurs start and grow businesses as the resident mentor at GEC. His areas of expertise include strategic planning, business development, marketing, and related legal matters. David has over 30 years of experience in senior leadership.

Event Contact: 

Greg Goebel, ggoebel@ggc.edu