Apprenticeship Connections Inc.

“Expenses marketing 5,358 office supplies 271 miscellaneous 147 licenses & fees 440 payroll penalty 10 subscriptions 119 it costs 2,080 meals 109 travel & meetings 100 insurance 1,878 non-investment depreciation 2,468 total 12,980”

“Adjustment for prior year payroll taxes -1,068”

“Accounts receivable 0 306 10,758 18,863 less accumulated depreciation 5,678 8,146 total 5,080 11,023”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 89 0”

“Apprenticeship connections, inc. Mission is to connect young people with local entrepreneurs to learn new skills in a short term apprenticeship, providing "a means to a beginning". Apprenticeship connections, inc. Fosters promising young entreprenueurs by developing a local network of small businesses interested in sharing their knowledge with individuals invested in expanding their skills in short term apprenticeships.”

“Apprenticeship connections, inc. Was an idea in the beginning of 2014. We began to develop a program which enables interested individuals to learn skills, one-on-one, under the tutelage of an experienced mentor. The goal was to develop an online platform to make it possible to find a suitable mentor who would teach their skills in a short-term apprenticeship. The infrastructure of the program was tested with small group meetings of the various audiences expected to engage with the apprenticeship connections' program. On february 4th, 2014 we formed apprenticeship connections, inc. As a non- stock corporation with the virginia state corporation commission. Subsequently, we submitted form 1023 to the irs requesting 501(c)(3) nonprofit status to benefit those qualifying applicants in need of scholarship funds to become an apprentice. On march 30, 2015, we received our determination letter from the irs. In april, 2014, our apprenticeship concept was the winner of the tom tom festival pitch competition in charlottesville, va. As the winners, we received a grant from the university of virginia's, batten institute for entrepreneurship and innovation, with admission into the ilab incubator in may. We then began developing the business model with the support of the ilab for a year. After creating a viable business model, we put it to the test by implementing a pilot with two successful apprenticeships over the summer. We placed an apprentice with a farmer and another with a butcher in one month long apprenticeships. By fall, we established an advisory committee who guided the team forward. They helped the team stay focused on the development of a viable entity that would benefit the community and engage interested individuals in a unique educational program that develops skills and creates long term relationships. On november 20, 2014, apprenticeship connections, inc. Announced its program to the public with a successful launch event highlighting several of our mentors. Our goal is to be able to serve anyone who applies and is accepted into the program. Apprenticeship connections, inc. Continues building our program and expanding our website to be a functional interactive platform to engage apprentices and mentors in apprenticeship training.”