It takes a village — or one entrepreneur, one local organization, a USD center, a few USD professors and several MBA students to be exact. What started out as a dream to become an entrepreneur and be her own boss is becoming a reality for Nélida García.
After three semesters building her business in our Mentorship Program — a partnership between the USD Mulvaney Center for Community, Awareness, and Social Action; USD School of Business; and Access — García launched Xula Mexican Coffee in March.