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CENTRO BLOG
The start of a new year is the perfect time for entrepreneurs to dream big and set meaningful goals to start a new or existing business. Since our founding in 2010, Centro Community Partners (Centro) believes every entrepreneur deserves the support and resources to turn their vision into reality. You can make 2025 your most successful year! What are the right strategies and programs to get you there?
Cathleen Antoine-Abiala’s entrepreneurial journey began with a profound love for learning, storytelling, and cultural preservation. Inspired by her family’s rich history and traditions, Cathleen recognized the power of education and creativity in shaping identities and building communities. The loss of her mother deepened her commitment to honoring intergenerational knowledge, leading to the creation of Sajès Ed Consulting—a venture dedicated to helping individuals and communities uncover the stories and values that define their identities and futures.
Our Funders
We are grateful for the generous support from our funders. Their commitment enables us to continue our vital work in the community.
Empowering Aging in Place: Karen Campbell’s Inspiring Entrepreneurial Journey
Karen Campbell’s entrepreneurial journey is deeply personal, rooted in a story of love, loss, and resilience. My Age In Place Advocate (MAIPA) was born from a profound determination to protect families and honor the memory of her elderly parents, who were tragically victimized by a lottery scam. Reflecting on the heartbreak and helplessness she felt, Karen turned her grief into action, creating a business designed to safeguard the elderly from financial exploitation and help them age gracefully in the comfort of their own homes.