Over the past week, students from the Small Business & Entrepreneurship Clinic took their yearly visit to the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship. The Center serves as a hub for budding businesses, helping entrepreneurs grow by providing them with a space to operate out of, practical guidance, executing business plans, conducting meetings, and financial planning.
The focal point of this year’s tour was the old Steelhouse behind the center. A plan has been put in place to turn the 13-acre building and surrounding area into a thriving hub of small business and economic growth.
So far, the Steelhouse has raised almost half of the investment needed to transform the structure into the Triad’s version of Seattle’s Pikes Place Market. And with news of the economic opportunities that may arise out of the space, fundraising efforts have begun to pick up pace. In due time, the Steelhouse will begin its renovations, going from the old Carolina Steel facility to a modern open-market-style structure with glass walls and several floors.
The Small Business & Entrepreneurship Clinic continues to be proud partner of the Nussbaum Center and looks forward to what the future holds for the Steelhouse and the city of Greensboro. See the link below for more information on the The Steelhouse.
For help with your small business’s legal needs, contact the clinic at businessclinic@elon.edu.
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