Entrepreneurs can receive help and guidance in developing ideas and turning their passion and interests into thriving businesses during a new series of workshops by the Nathalie Virem Foundation on Thursdays, Oct. 24, 31 and Nov. 7, and Wednesday, Nov. 13, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Beverly Hills Women’s Club.

The Ultimate Entrepreneurship Workshop will feature experts from numerous industries training business leaders on how to achieve their dreams and generate more income. Best-selling author, keynote speaker and entrepreneurship authority Nathalie Virem will host the workshops focusing on strategy, marketing, legal and sales concerns when launching and growing businesses. Additional participants include Jeffrey Evans, a brand builder, networking expert and founder of Who You Know, Inc.; Nikki Caster, a motivational speaker and holistic wellness expert; David Claxton, an investor, trader and owner of DC Holdings LLC; and Marjon Ghasemi, an entrepreneur and startup attorney.

“While we share our message with everyone we meet, for this event we are reaching out to entrepreneurs, business owners, executives and leaders,” Virem said.

“This is truly a can’t-miss opportunity for entrepreneurs who want to grow and scale their businesses,” Ghasemi said.

“Participants will learn how to capitalize on their ‘calling,’ take meaningful and substantial actions that matter, establish a proven business model to create wealth, and tune into spiritual psychology to grow their businesses,” Caster added.

The workshop series was created in 2018 by Virem, who also teaches in the MBA and undergrad programs at California State University, Los Angeles. The series will encourage people to connect and potentially partner with other entrepreneurs. The goal is to help participants attain success in business and become catalysts for improving society.

“We are going to make leaders,” Virem added. “Sure, they are going to make money, but they are also going to change the world.”

Virem said the workshops are tailored to anyone who owns or is planning to start a business.

Registration is open and 10 scholarships are available ($997 for each scholarship) to help entrepreneurs in need cover the cost of attending. Nine of the scholarships will be awarded to foundations, with one scholarship reserved for the public.

The Beverly Hills Women’s Club is located at 1700 Chevy Chase Drive. For information and to apply for a scholarship, contact the Nathalie Virem Foundation Scholarship Committee by emailing contact@nathalievirem.com. Virem also encouraged people interested in attending to call her at (424)527-1372, and to visit bhworkshop.org.