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During COVID-19, McNeill had to pivot to focus more on her books, and hosting virtual events.
In 2020, McNeil enrolled in the Bank of America Institute for Women Entrepreneurship at Cornell University. The women’s entrepreneurship certificate program is available at no cost and provides female entrepreneurs, specifically women of color, with the resources they need to take their businesses to the next level.
During the program, McNeil learned about more than what regular entrepreneurship programs teach. The program walked her through pricing of services, sales components, checklist to ensure the right services are being offered by a business. Over the course of the six week program it helped McNeil connect a lot of dots.
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