Georgia Education Foundation Inc.

“Other income 295 total 295”

“Expenses marketing 1,045 office 386 awards and gifts 1,026 professional development 1,161 program supplies 1,873 processing fees 1,045 social media services 269 travel 1,958 interest 237 catering 10,943 venue 18,304 non-investment depreciation 55 total 38,302”

“Accounts receivable 15,200 14,875 property 1,109 1,109 less accumulated depreciation 1,054 1,109 total 15,255 14,875”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 2,557 0 grants payable 5,000 0 deferred revenue 0 45,000”

“To provide educational and training opportunities for minority business enterprises and emerging entrepreneurial in order to develop capacity that will drive business growth and create jobs.”

“The georgia mentor protege connection is a business development partnership between the state of georgia and the georgia institute of technology's enterprise innovation institute administered by georgia minority supplier development council (gmsdc). It provides opportunities for georgia small businesses to benefit from a partnership with a corporate mentor for a period of one year. Emerging firms can build relationships, explore new technologies, learn about best practices and benefit from the wisdom of corporate executives who are committed to the long-term health and overall growth of small businesses in georgia. The goal of the program is to help small businesses to be successful over the long haul, by helping them to develop capacity, enhance their skill sets and become more competitive. Research has shown that access to the right kind of coaching and mentoring significantly increases the success rate in small business, while both the mentor and the protege benefit tremendously from their interaction.”