Mike and Gwen Hertz of Classy Creations Glass have launched a new website to showcase their glass art jewelry. Classy Creations offers a wide variety of glass jewelry for glass lovers of every kind. The Hertz's have been AAE Glass supporters for a long time and we are happy to see them moving forward with their successful business. They incorporate several techniques and by doing this, they create very unique, wearable glass art. Be sure to see their work at Classy Creations Glass and read more about the Hertz's below. Mike and Gwen would also like to invite you to attend an artist reception at Gallery East Art Center to see their newest creations. September 13th from 5-7pm. 11761 SE US HWY 441 BELLEVIEW FLORIDA (located in the Almeida plaza).
Mike and Gwen Hertz became interested in fused glass after retiring.
After some classes, the interest soon became a passion. While Gwen
focuses on a wide range of fused glass techniques, Mike has broadened
his use of glass to faceted or beveled dichroic glass jewelry. They work
together on everything, so this venture is truly a family affair.
Both
Gwen and Mike have taken numerous classes to learn more about glass and
wire sculpture. They show their artwork in several art galleries and
boutique stores, in addition to this website.
Gwen has found that every time she wears one of their creations, she gets lots of compliments - and you can too.
All of our work is guaranteed for workmanship and quality.
A comprehensive blog featuring Tanya Veit and her fused glass art techniques, workshops and classes. AAE Glass has unique glass fusing products and ideas that will take your glass art to the next level.
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Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Cape Coral, Florida has a Bright Future
I recently had the pleasure of participating as a business coach in the Goodwill sponsored, SW Florida MicroEnterprise program. I have included information about the program below as well as a link to their website. The most recent class to graduate from the Cape Coral class was busting with ideas and motivation. The types of businesses being launched range from home day care and home health care to small engine repair and bio-hazard cleanup. The MicroEnterprise program is creating jobs for our local economy one business at a time. It is this dedication and determination of future business owners that is going to bring more people and more businesses to Cape Coral, Florida.
The MicroEnterprise Institute was founded in 2010 to help aspiring entrepreneurs who have low-to-moderate income levels, disadvantaged, and/or unemployed, and who live in Charlotte, Collier, Glades, Hendry, and Lee counties of Florida. The Institute provides a six week training program to develop a Feasibility Plan so that the participates can evaluate their idea and see if it, in fact, can become a viable business. After graduation they are eligible to apply to Goodwill for a micro-loan collateral guarantee that, if approved, will enable them to receive a micro-loan of between $2,000-$5,000 from a local community bank to help them kick start their new enterprise. We now have 138 graduates and 42 of them have started new businesses creating over 55 new jobs in the area. It is our projection that by 2015 the graduates of the MicroEnterprise Institute will have created over 500 new jobs and added significantly to the economic improvement of the area. Information and applications can be found HERE or by calling (239) 995-2106 Ext. 2219.
Thank you for your continued support and the AAE Glass Art Studio will be doing its part to help develop and support small businesses of all kinds in Cape Coral, Florida.
Mark Veit
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