AMS Burgenland: Successful start -up company for unemployed in Deutschkreutz

AMS Burgenland: Successful start -up company for unemployed in Deutschkreutz

d as labor market service (AMS) Burgenland presented an exciting program last Thursday to help unemployed people to realize their entrepreneurial dreams. At an event in Deutschkreutz, four successful founders who reported on their experiences with the entrepreneur founder program were presented. The deputy AMS state manager Karin Steiner emphasized the importance of this program for creating jobs and strengthening the economy in the region.

In the past 18 months, 97 new companies have developed from this program. Steiner proudly commented on the success: "With the AMS company start-up program, we enable the support of unemployed people to implement their business idea. At the same time, we secure the successful start by consulting." This initiative not only offers financial support, but also comprehensive advice that is of crucial importance for future entrepreneurs.

experiences of entrepreneurs

The participants include Ernst Karl Sonnleitner, a management consultant, and entrepreneur such as Alexandra Furthner, Janka Koen and Heike Reinfeld. These people reported on their local business models and the support they received from the AMS. Founders are often faced with many challenges, from business registration to the address of customers. The AMS offers a valuable contact point for all those who want to master these hurdles.

The entrepreneur start-up program of the AMS has initiated numerous activities to enable the new founders to start a successful start. In addition to the basic financial equipment, there are also workshops on topics such as marketing, accounting and legal questions that are essential for the management of a company. This comprehensive preparation makes it easier for new entrepreneurs to be successful in a competitive market.

The success stories presented at the event are impressive and show the potential that is in the Burgenland region. From small cafes to innovative start-ups-the program covered a variety of industries and created many jobs. This is an encouraging sign of the economic development of the federal state.

for further information on this program and the effects on the start-up scene in Burgenland, see the current reporting on www.bvz.at .