Homefire Social Entrepenrurer coaching
Are you ready to take your business to the next level and make a giant impact in the world?
Look no further than our coaching program! Our focus on Artificial Intelligence, Fund Development, and Social Entrepreneurship will assist you in growing your vision.
Our approach is work at your own pace and are specifically crafted to provide you with the tools and skills you need to succeed. From cutting-edge tactics and strategies, to new technological capabilities and valuable networking opportunities, the HomeFire Master Class series is the ultimate guide to growing your business and creating positive change.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to level up and make your mark on the world.
MEET YOUR COACH
Alec Carton, (Ali Tapaquon) is a Nêhiyaw and Ethiopian relative (he/him/his/they/them) whose matrilineal lineage is now in Ceġa'kin Nakoṫa Oyáṫe, Treaty 4, by way of his mother, Heather Tapaquon. His patrilineal heritage stems from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, through his late father, Daoud Mohommed. He is the mîchis (adopted son) of Tatâgagan, Tom Snow, an Îethka Nakoda Elder and teacher from the Stoney Nakoda Nation.
With a passion for preserving cultural heritage, he is dedicated to sharing the rich traditions of his Nêhiyaw and Ethiopian communities. As a respected leader and speaker, he is deeply involved in traditional ceremonies, hunting, language revitalization, singing, and the use of plant medicines.
As the Principal of Tatâga Inc., an Indigenous Management Consultancy, he has become a recognized expert in the fields of socio-conscious organizational strategy and social impact. With a focus on creating positive change, Tatâga Inc. has partnered with premier GROUPS such as Lululemon, Google ChromeBook, Arc’teryx, Paul Band First Nation, the Fairmont Banff Springs, and more, all striving towards a future filled with meaningful and harmonious relationships. In his first year of business, Tatâga Inc. made over $100K in sales — he did this at the age of 24.
HomeFire Social Entrepreneurship program is a class designed to give back to the community and nurture budding entrepreneurs with a vision.
Join THIS Collective
This program is designed for:
Dreamers
Artists
Visionaries
Leaders
Social Entrepreneurs
Business Minded Folx
Creatives
Incubators
Revenue Generators
Freelancers
Digital Nomads
Anyone wanting to grow a business idea.
Testimonials from Students and Alumni
kushi yin
kush inspired yoga sessions in YYC
Stage: Student
Review: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
“Thanks to the HomeFire Master Class Series, I’ve been able to grasp the necessary business fundamentals to help create positive impact and wellbeing in peoples lives through cannabis and yoga. The technology piece really blew my mind actually and has helped me not only in my business, but it’s also helped me manage work in my personal life.
— Gissel
Aggüdo Coffee Inc.
Ethiopian Coffee in Kensington YYC
Stage: Alumni
Review: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
“We had a few questions going into the program, but we decided to go forward with it and honestly, it’s helped us grow our business and streamline work so much more quickly than before. The focus on artificial intelligience to automate tasks, as well as how to become a social enterprise was and is extremely critical to business in today’s market.”
— Bini
Homefire Social entrepenreuer Classes
week 1
Introduction to social entrepreneurship
Meeting 1 - 90 minutes
During this session, you will assess your social enterprise, define your vision and values, and create a growth strategy.
Homework:
Create a SWOT analysis to identify your social enterprise's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.
Develop a mission statement that clearly articulates your organization's purpose and values.
Create a one-page business plan that outlines your growth strategy.
Resources:
"SWOT Analysis: Definition and Examples" by The Balance Small Business
"How to Write a Mission Statement in 6 Steps" by HubSpot
"One-Page Business Plan Templates for Entrepreneurs" by The Balance Small Business
week 2
Systems and Processes for Success
Meeting 2 - 90 minutes
During this session, you will learn about processes and systems that can help streamline your operations, define your products and services, and develop a marketing plan.
Homework:
Identify the key processes in your social enterprise and document them.
Choose a project management tool or software that can help you stay organized and manage tasks efficiently.
Define your products and services, including pricing and delivery methods.
Resources:
"10 Tools to Help You Streamline Your Business Processes" by Entrepreneur
"Top 10 Project Management Tools for Small Business" by Capterra
"How to Define Your Product or Service" by The Balance Small Business
week 3
Creating a growth strategy
Week 3:
Meeting 3 - 90 minutes
In this session, you will learn about outbound and inbound marketing and how to sell your products and services effectively.
Homework:
Conduct market research to identify your target audience and develop buyer personas.
Create a content marketing plan that includes blog posts, social media, and email marketing.
Develop a sales strategy, including a sales funnel and lead nurturing plan.
Resources:
"How to Conduct Market Research" by The Balance Small Business
"How to Create a Content Marketing Plan" by HubSpot
"Sales Strategy: The Ultimate Guide to Sales Funnel" by SalesHacker
week 4
activating your vision
Meeting 4 - 90 minutes
During this session, you will learn about actively selling your vision, integrity, and values, building partnerships, and setting goals.
Homework:
Identify potential partners and develop a plan for building relationships with them.
Write a personal mission statement that aligns with your social enterprise's values.
Set specific, measurable goals for your social enterprise and develop an action plan to achieve them.
Resources:
"The Importance of Partnership in Business" by Forbes
"How to Write a Personal Mission Statement" by LiveCareer
"SMART Goals: Definition and Examples" by The Balance Small Business
