Nexus Hero Workshops On Target

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MERIDIAN, Miss- September 22, 2011- “On target and very practical,” said one. “I can…apply it,” said another. The demand for Nexus Hero Workshops continues to grow.

“In my opinion the topic is right on target and very practical,” said Bruce Hanson, an entrepreneur facilitator for East Mississippi Community College Community.  “Many times such presentations are full of acronyms and technical terms that chase away the attendee. This on the other hand is straight forward. I think this needs exposure to as many people as possible.”

Kimberly K. Turner of Newton was equally enthusiastic.

“I enjoyed it for the second time,” said Turner. “I feel that I can take the information gained in the seminar and apply it to my life in a new market.”

Hanson’s comments came after a September 9 Nexus Hero Workshop at East Mississippi Community College in Scooba. Turner’s comments came after an August 23 workshop at the Newton County Chamber of Commerce.

“I received information I was not aware of and have never heard of” has become a typical response to the workshops.

Nexus Hero Workshops are designed to inspire and educate individuals to use the Internet to create jobs for themselves and others. They help community leaders understand the job creation potential of the Internet. Workshops in 10 different communities including have reached more than 200 participants.

The workshops are sponsored by Sen. Haskins Montgomery, Sen. Videt Carmichael, Sen. Terry Burton, and Sen. Sampson Jackson through a grant from the AT&T Foundation to The Montgomery Institute. Clay Hamilton conducts the workshops.

Want to go?

The next presentation of the Nexus Hero Workshop will occur from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m., October 11, 2011 at the Noxubee County Economic and Community Development Alliance in Macon, 503 South Washington Street. Additional workshops are planned for Forest, Heidelberg and Taylorsville. Go to www.NexusHero.com to see schedules and to pre-register.

Communities interested in holding workshops in their communities should contact Clay Hamilton at info@nexushero.com.