MANHATTAN, N.Y. - s4story -- The Workshop in Business Opportunities (WIBO), a nonprofit organization dedicated to expanding access to entrepreneurship education, announced today the launch of its Spring 2026 16-Week Entrepreneurship Programs, designed to support aspiring entrepreneurs and small business owners in starting, managing, and growing successful businesses.

Since 1966, WIBO has helped thousands of individuals turn business ideas into sustainable enterprises through practical, peer-based education. The upcoming Spring cohorts will begin in February 2026 and will be offered in Queens, Brooklyn, and virtually, making the program accessible to entrepreneurs across New York City and beyond.

WIBO's signature 16-Week Entrepreneurship Program provides a comprehensive, hands-on curriculum covering essential business fundamentals, including marketing, finance, human resources, taxes, business law, operations, and long-term planning. The program is designed for individuals exploring entrepreneurship and early-stage business owners seeking to strengthen and formalize their operations.

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Spring 2026 Program Locations & Schedules

• Queens: Tuesdays, starting February 3, from 6:00 to 9:00 PM
• Virtual: Wednesdays, starting February 4, from 6:00 to 9:00  PM
• Brooklyn: Thursdays, starting February 5, from 6:00 to 9:00  PM

In addition to the full program, WIBO will host a virtual information session (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeOO4a...) on Wednesday, January 21 at 6:00pm for individuals who want to learn more about entrepreneurship and determine whether the program is the right fit.

WIBO's work is made possible through the support of donors, partners, and community leaders who believe in entrepreneurship as a pathway to economic mobility and generational wealth. Contributions help keep programs accessible and support entrepreneurs who may not otherwise have access to high-quality small business education (https://wibo.works/).

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"When entrepreneurs are equipped with the right tools and guidance, entire communities' benefit," said a WIBO representative. "Our programs don't just teach business skills—they help individuals build confidence, stability, and long-term opportunity."

Registration & Information

Entrepreneurs, small business owners, and supporters interested in learning more or registering for an upcoming cohort or information session are encouraged to visit: http://www.wibo.works.