Russell Innovation Center for Entrepreneurs (RICE)
504 Fair Street SW, Atlanta, 30313
(404) 912-8494
The Russell Innovation Center for Entrepreneurs (RICE) is an Atlanta group that helps entrepreneurs start and grow businesses. It runs a step-by-step learning program called Big IDEAS, with coaching, mentoring, and links to money and contacts. Members can also use office space, a mailbox, and storage at 504 Fair Street SW.
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What they offer 13
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Big IDEASProgram
A step-by-step learning program for business owners. You start at the stage that fits you and move at your own pace, from a first idea to a growing company. It includes group classes, advising, and hands-on learning.
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Business incubation, accelerator services, funding support, mentoring, AI literacy trainingProgram
This service helps Black entrepreneurs grow their businesses with support like mentoring, funding help, business coaching, and AI learning. It is for people building or expanding a business.
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Coaching CirclesProgram
Coaching Circles are one of the services offered in the Accelerate stage of Big IDEAS, for businesses working on growth.
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Content StudioService
RICE has a content studio that can be booked. The home page has a button to book a session.
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Event and Meeting Space RentalService
Outside groups can ask to hold business or community meetings and events at RICE. The rooms have modern technology and hybrid options. RICE reviews every request and can say no.
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Georgia AIM Project 3 Mobile StudioProgram
A traveling technology lab offers hands-on learning about artificial intelligence, robotics, and modern manufacturing.
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Product Development PathwayProgram
Businesses get help turning a physical product idea into a prototype, technical design, and packaging.
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Retail Readiness AcademyProgram
Established product brands receive training, expert guidance, and retail connections to prepare for larger markets.
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