The US has long held a strong entrepreneurial spirit, and small business has been held up as the backbone of the US economy.

This is most certainly true, especially considering the over 30 million small businesses operating in the US today, but starting a business is tough. Starting a business takes knowledge, patience, and grit, so why not take an opportunity to learn from people who have walked a similar path to yours? This is the idea behind a business incubator in Tremont.

Tremont West has a program for aspiring entrepreneurs. The program seeks to provide entrepreneurs with the resources they need to create the next big thing. Tremont West is giving local entrepreneurs the chance to showcase their new plans at their business location. The winning entrepreneurial applicant will get to use the location for their business rent-free for the first three months, and then for only $400 per month after that. The program gives aspiring entrepreneurs the ability to put their ideas forward, but with less risk and fewer expenses than would normally be required. The result is a net positive for everyone, including the entrepreneur who now has a functioning small business, thus helping the American economy and local community.

Most of the world’s biggest businesses came from small, humble beginnings. Pro-business environments/institutions are often used to help kick-start businesses that otherwise wouldn’t or couldn’t have risen to their feet. If you do a search of your area, maybe you will find some great resources that will help you kick-start your own business.