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GREENSBORO, N.C., Sept. 16, 2024 ~ The Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship (NCFE) has recently opened a new shared-use kitchen in partnership with Out of the Garden Project (OOTGP). This state-of-the-art facility is designed to support local food entrepreneurs and small businesses by providing access to a fully equipped, licensed commercial kitchen space.
The shared-use kitchen, managed by OOTGP, offers hourly rental options for food entrepreneurs looking to build their businesses. This initiative aims to empower these entrepreneurs by providing them with access to professional-grade equipment and facilities without the high costs associated with owning and maintaining a commercial kitchen.
According to Lisa Hazlett, President of NCFE, this project is part of their ongoing commitment to fostering economic growth and supporting small businesses in the Triad. "Our program Creating Equitable Food Spaces in an Opportunity Zone and Food Desert is the realization of a year's long goal to create legal certified kitchen space and to increase the availability of local, healthy and affordable food products in our Census Tract," she stated. "OOTGP is the perfect partner to help us achieve these goals."
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The shared-use kitchen boasts top-of-the-line equipment such as commercial ovens, mixers, refrigerators, and more. Users have the option to rent the space by the hour or on a monthly basis, providing flexibility to meet the needs of different business models. In addition to kitchen space, 9 in-house partners offer business support services including marketing assistance, business planning, and access to a network of industry professionals.
Furthermore, this facility meets all local health and safety regulations for an NC Department of Agriculture level 2 commercial kitchen. This ensures that food production takes place in a safe and compliant environment.
Beth Crise, President and Executive Director of OOTGP expressed her excitement about this new resource for the local food community. "We are excited to partner in providing this resource to our local food community," she said. "We look forward to seeing the amazing products and businesses that will emerge from this initiative."
The Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship Shared-Use Kitchen is a hub for innovation and collaboration, providing a platform for local food entrepreneurs to grow and thrive. With its state-of-the-art equipment, flexible rental options, comprehensive support services, and commitment to health and safety compliance, this facility is set to make a significant impact on the Triad's food industry.
The shared-use kitchen, managed by OOTGP, offers hourly rental options for food entrepreneurs looking to build their businesses. This initiative aims to empower these entrepreneurs by providing them with access to professional-grade equipment and facilities without the high costs associated with owning and maintaining a commercial kitchen.
According to Lisa Hazlett, President of NCFE, this project is part of their ongoing commitment to fostering economic growth and supporting small businesses in the Triad. "Our program Creating Equitable Food Spaces in an Opportunity Zone and Food Desert is the realization of a year's long goal to create legal certified kitchen space and to increase the availability of local, healthy and affordable food products in our Census Tract," she stated. "OOTGP is the perfect partner to help us achieve these goals."
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The shared-use kitchen boasts top-of-the-line equipment such as commercial ovens, mixers, refrigerators, and more. Users have the option to rent the space by the hour or on a monthly basis, providing flexibility to meet the needs of different business models. In addition to kitchen space, 9 in-house partners offer business support services including marketing assistance, business planning, and access to a network of industry professionals.
Furthermore, this facility meets all local health and safety regulations for an NC Department of Agriculture level 2 commercial kitchen. This ensures that food production takes place in a safe and compliant environment.
Beth Crise, President and Executive Director of OOTGP expressed her excitement about this new resource for the local food community. "We are excited to partner in providing this resource to our local food community," she said. "We look forward to seeing the amazing products and businesses that will emerge from this initiative."
The Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship Shared-Use Kitchen is a hub for innovation and collaboration, providing a platform for local food entrepreneurs to grow and thrive. With its state-of-the-art equipment, flexible rental options, comprehensive support services, and commitment to health and safety compliance, this facility is set to make a significant impact on the Triad's food industry.
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