Rachael Gambino, Author at Rising Tide Capital

Rachael GambinoApril 25th, 2017

Pamela Roundtree on the Benefits of the Plan & Pitch Competition

From one entrepreneur to the other, if you’re thinking about or planning to participate in the Plan and Pitch, DO IT! You will learn so much about your business - from marketing and advertising to narrowing down and appealing to your target market. The eight hours of coaching are enough to push your business forward, and this makes winning an amazing bonus, but not the only way to walk away with a prize.

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Rachael GambinoSeptember 12th, 2016

Call for Volunteers for our Fall 2016 Community Business Academy

Volunteers are important because they bring their perspective of business to the class room. This keeps the class experience fresh with new blood during the Community Business Academy and gives the students the opportunity to personally make connection with resources they may need down the line. They play an integral part in the learning experience of the students giving the students an opportunity to see what the real world may be like and learn from their successes and mishaps in during the game.

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Rachael GambinoMay 13th, 2016

Why Plan & Pitch Coaches Matter

Meet Jennifer Henry, 2015 Plan & Pitch Competition winner, 2015 Start Something Challenge Finalist and winner of the People’s Choice Award. Jennifer took advantage of RTC’s programs that are powered by volunteers, allowing her to not only win business grants for her company, Hill Point Preparatory, but build a strong business pitch that elevated her organization. 1. Why was it so important for you to have a coach through Plan & Pitch?

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Rachael GambinoApril 6th, 2016

Jersey City Mayor Recognized Rising Tide Capital VISTAs at 4th Annual Mayors Day of Recognition

Wednesday, April 6. 2016 (Jersey City): Monday, Rising Tide Capital (RTC) AmeriCorps VISTAs and staff joined Mayor Steven Fulop, the VISTAs of the City of Jersey City, and Senior Corps members at City Hall to commend the work of the members serving with the Corporation for National & Community Service (CNCS) at the fourth Annual Mayors Day of Recognition for National Service. Mayor Fulop was one of 3,539 elected and community officials

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