Join us for a networking dinner for women-owned small business owners featuring a brief fireside chat with Jane Doe, Serial Entrepreneur, followed by open networking.

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Officer directions: Tech Superpowers is located at 500 Harrison Ave, Boston, MA, with two entrance options. The first is via our main parking lot, located at 474 Harrison Ave. Parking is $10 per hour and $5 for each additional hour, to a max of $30. The main lobby can be entered from the parking lot using the sliding doors on the left, with the TSP space at the end of the hallway.

If coming via Lyft, Uber, or taxi, you may use the 500 Harrison Ave address and enter through the walkway down to the main courtyard — look for the large painted “500” on the wall. Walk down the ramp to the main courtyard and enter through the sliding doors in front of you, with the TSP space at the end of the hallway. Looking forward to connecting.

This workshop will help you understand what employers look for in a resume. It covers the layout, content, and how the words you use can increase your chances of getting an interview.

Please note that participation in this workshop will not satisfy any Unemployment Insurance or RESEA requirements.

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Have a problem? Does it involve staffing, supply chain, marketing, or something else? Let's try and find a solution for that! We are going to crowd source solutions for businesses in and around Roslindale.

We will do our best to prepare known resources that may be helpful, and Emily Patrick, Senior Neighborhood Business Manager in the City of Boston's Office of Small Business, will be present to connect you with technical assistance or other resources. Plus, we will spend some time brainstorming with each other and hearing from other business owners who may have faced similar challenges and have some suggestions!

Submit a problem and information below, and join us to meet fellow business owners and problem solve together!

Questions? Contact us at manager@roslindale.net.

We’ll walk through practical strategies to help you:

• Understand what product-market fit actually means
• Validate if your idea solves a real, urgent problem
• Talk to potential customers - and ask the right questions
• Avoid common mistakes that sink early-stage startups

You’ll leave with a clearer roadmap for testing your idea, gathering feedback, and making confident decisions about moving forward.

This session is part of Startup Boston and the City of Boston’s ongoing programming to support first-time founders and early-stage entrepreneurs. Perfect for anyone considering launching a startup or currently validating an early idea.

• ​If you do have a startup idea and are currently looking for a partner-in-crime to help you start or grow a startup- this event is for you!
• ​If you do not have a startup idea but are looking to join someone at the ground floor- this event is for you!

Cofounder Matching is invite-only to ensure a high-quality event filled with motivated attendees ready to start or join a startup.

While there’s no exact formula for building the perfect founding team or startup, we hope this mixer brings you one step closer.

Hosted by Startup Boston and the City of Boston, this event is the ideal chance to make those essential connections

Join the Office of Small Business on Thursday, August 7 at 11 am for a Virtual Bidders Conference for the City of Boston Small Business ReStore program. The ReStore program helps eligible businesses and commercial  property owners improve their storefronts by providing financial and design assistance for signage and/or facade renovations.

Join Year Up United, MassBio, and the Life Sciences Career Alliance to discover the business case for skills-first hiring and how it can deliver real ROI for your organization while strengthening your talent pipeline. Hear from innovative employers who are turning strategy into results—and meet our training partners who can help you transform insights into action. Refreshments will be served.