Grow America launched; U.S. roll-out in early '09

Published: Saturday, Nov. 22, 2008 12:16 a.m. MST
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Grow America, an organization dedicated to helping entrepreneurs succeed across the United States, was unveiled this week at an entrepreneurship conference in Ogden.

Alan E. Hall, an entrepreneur, venture capitalist, philanthropist and creator of Grow America, said its business model will be rolled out in select states early next year. The first example of the model is in Utah, with Grow Utah Ventures representing the local arm of Grow America. Grow Utah Ventures is a privately funded not-for-profit organization helping entrepreneurs and early-stage businesses.

Grow America will offer localized business centers, online products and services, one-on-one consulting and local affiliates with years of experience.

Hall will be Grow America's chairman. Details are available at www.growamericaventures.com.

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