"Cultivating Entrepreneurs: SWFEC's Journey to Business Success for Phyllis R.L. Calloway, J.D."

Send us Fan MailIn this enlightening episode of the Stories to Create Podcast, Cornell Bunting engages in a stimulating conversation with Dr. Phyllis R. LeFlore-Calloway, J.D., the director of the Southwest Florida Enterprise Center (SWFEC). Mrs. Calloway reflects on her role as the former assistant director of the Fort Myers Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA), where she oversaw the day-to-day operations of the SWFEC.During the conversation, Mrs. Calloway sheds light on SWFEC's integral role as one of two divisions of the Community Redevelopment Agency. She highlights her collaborative efforts with Executive Director Michele Hylton-Terry to develop an incubator curriculum and programming that equips entrepreneurs for success in both "working in their business" and "working on their business."SWFEC serves as a light industrial business incubator, providing invaluable support to startups and early-stage businesses. Through a wide array of programs, workshops, and seminars, business owners receive education on a diverse range of subjects. Furthermore, the Center offers physical locations for businesses to operate from, complemented by technical assistance, all aimed at fostering the growth and long-term success of these enterprises. SWFEC is dedicated to assisting all types of business owners, whether they produce products or deliver services that cater to the ever-expanding market in Southwest Florida.Tune in to this engaging conversation as it weaves a unique narrative, shedding light on the remarkable work being done at SWFEC to nurture entrepreneurship and business growth in the region.  Support the showThank you for tuning in with EHAS CLUB - Stories to Create Podcast