LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — The City of Henderson and the College of Southern Nevada are welcoming the third cohort of businesses participating in the Henderson Small Business Assistance Program.
The city celebrated the 2026 cohort this week with a kickoff event at Henderson City Hall.
The program is run in partnership with the College of Southern Nevada Small Business & Entrepreneurship Development Division and NV Grow. This year’s cohort includes 10 entrepreneurs representing a variety of industries in the Henderson business community.
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Over the next four months, participants will receive personalized advising, technical assistance and expert-led workshops. The program is designed to help participants navigate challenges, strengthen their business strategies and prepare for long-term growth.
“Supporting small businesses is a key component of our City’s economic vitality,” said Anthony Molloy, director of Redevelopment, Economic Development & Tourism. “We’re proud to invest in local businesses by providing the tools they need to build long-term resilience that benefits our residents and continues to create jobs within our community.”
City leaders said supporting small businesses can help create jobs and strengthen the local economy.
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