International entrepreneurs learn from U-M experts
Small business entrepreneurs from the Middle East and North Africa will be spending a few weeks in Ann Arbor getting advice on how to grwo their enterprises. Excerpt: "Fourteen Middle Eastern and North African entrepreneurs are at the University of Michigan as part of a State Department-sponsored program that partners university experts with area community organizations. The program participants are from Algeria, Egypt, Israel, Morocco and Tunisia. They're primarily small business owners." Read the rest here.
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