Summary: The Tech Futures Group provides free hand-holding for tech entrepreneurs who want to start something but don’t know how. It’s funded by a mix of government money and grants.
Silicon Valley may catapult itself forward with its flair for all things entrepreneurial, but that attitude isn’t something everyone’s born with.
The Tech Futures Group says it can help. The organization, which is new, bills itself as a free advising service for ambitious tech entrepreneurs who want to start something but don’t know how.
It’s an initiative of the Northern California Small Business Development Centers, which is itself partly funded by the U.S. Small Business Administration. There are 35 locations in California, with 10 specifically in NorCal.