La Comunidad Hispana in Kennett Square is again gathering some of the region’s top business minds to teach business skills to Latino entrepreneurs.

“How to Succeed as a Latino Entrepreneur” is a bilingual eight-week seminar series that begins Tuesday, Sept. 16 at La Comunidad Hispana.  The workshop will be given by the Kutztown University Latino Business Resource Center.

“The first series of seminars was successful last year,” said Margarita Mirkil, president and chief executive officer of LCH. “The workshops will give valuable information on those wanting to start a business or wanting to improve their existing venture.”

The first meeting will begin at 6 p.m. Sept. 16 at LCH, 731 West Cypress St., Kennett Square. Those attending will be given an overview of the course and will be able to register for the series.  The sessions will then be held from 6 to 8:30 p.m. each Tuesday through Nov. 18. The cost is $50. Topics will include business planning, marketing, financial models, bank products, and insurance, legal and zoning regulations.

For additional information, contact the Kutztown University Latino Business Resource Center here or Carolina Martinez, director of the center, at 484-646-4013 or martinez@kutztown.edu.

National Penn Bank, the Southern Chester County Chamber of Commerce and Chester County SCORE are also workshop partners.

La Comunidad Hispana was established in 1973 as a community-based nonprofit organization to empower immigrants and low-income residents in Chester County to stay healthy, build strong families and lead productive, fulfilling lives. LCH is a culturally competent, bilingual, bicultural agency that reflects the community it serves. More information is here or call 610-444-7550, ext. 242.