Coffee Q&A: Will Rubenstein – eforever

Join us every Friday (except First Fridays) for a casual coffee chat with a guest from our technology and business community.

Will Rubenstein – eforever
10 AM Friday January 22, 2021
Online Via Zoom – Register Below

Founded in 2014, eforever believes that when entrepreneurs stabilize and grow successful businesses, they build thriving communities.

Our b​usiness owner Peer-to-Peer Groups are accessible to a​ll e​ntrepreneurs. We provide a dedicated space for entrepreneurs to work​ on their business​ rather than in their business, encourage one another, and resolve business challenges.

Each month, through trustworthiness and rapport, entrepreneur members give each other tough love that holds them accountable to move their businesses forward unlike another resource.

Peer groups now convene in fifteen communities in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts (during the Covid-19 pandemic, groups are meeting virtually). In 2020, the eforever program partnered with E​ forAll,​ the startup business accelerator that turns dreams into businesses.

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EforAll alumni who have launched their businesses and have now been​ ​running them full time for over a year find renewed business support in eforever peer​ ​groups (if they choose to join one). On Cape Cod, SouthCoast, and Lowell/Lawrence eforever peer groups feature a mix of community businesses and EforAll​ ​alumni businesses.

Will on Will

Since 2004, my wife Sandy and I have co-owned Camp Wingate*Kirkland, an outdoor education center and Summer Camp in Yarmouth Port. Two years ago, I co-founded Reboot Game Lab in EforAll Cape Cod’s first cohort.

I have worked part-time as Community Engagement and Recruitment Coordinator for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cape Cod & The Islands and was hired last September as eforever’s Community Director for Cape Cod & Fall River/New Bedford.
Current volunteer roles include Big Brother, Board member at Leadership Cape Cod, and Member of Planning Board, Capital Budget Committee, and Library Planning Committee for Town of Yarmouth.
Sandy and I met at Ithaca College in 1991 and live year-round at Camp W*K with our two daughters, two Goldendoodles, a Teacup Pig, and 14 Hens.  My next live Phish concert will be my 56th!
My personal goals are:

• To transform lives through positive educational and/or recreational experiences.

• To meaningfully contribute to my local and regional community.

• To have as much fun as possible while doing the above!

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