DRTC Business Hub

In business for yourself, but not by yourself.

Individuals with disabilities are eligible to participate in the DRTC Hub. A successful candidate will possess a passion to pursue an entrepreneurial career.

DRTC is uniquely qualified and experienced in providing accessible tools to the workplace and community.

Reimagine the future:

Our program helps guide first-time entrepreneurs, particularly those with limited resources or living with disabilities, to start and grow their businesses.

Over 10-days, participants will engage with a variety of questions to help them develop frameworks they will use for their unique business models.

Participants will learn about best practices and methods to make their business dreams a reality.

Membership Options

Level 1*: Essential Access

$60 Monthly / $720 Annually
Includes full access to the DRTC Hub Portal
Participation in virtual skills development workshops

Level 2*: Enhanced Access

$125 monthly / $1,500 annually
Includes all features of level 1 plus:
Functional capacity evaluation assessing work-related capabilities
Personal and professional capacities evaluation
Capacity summary review for personalized development planning

Level 3*: Premium Access

$300 monthly / $3,600 annually
Includes all features of levels 1 and 2 plus:
Intensive 10-day Entrepreneurial Development Course
Dedicated mentor based on participant’s objectives
Assistance in developing marketing and sales strategies
Launch Celebration event for business introduction
Progress tracking/reporting on goals and objectives
Monthly one-on-one sessions with a business facilitator

*Scholarships may be available. Contact DRTC for more details.

Core components of program

Application Process
Interview & Onboarding
Capabilities Assessment
Business Model Assessment
Entrepreneurial Course
Mentor/Peer Assignment
Launch Celebration
Progress Tracking/Reporting
Routine Workshops
Milestones Celebration
One-On-Ones

10 Day Business Development Course

DAY 1: Introduction to Business Development

DAY 2: Defining your Business Idea

DAY 3: Identifying Weakness & Areas for Improvement

DAY 4: Understanding Market & Industry Trends

DAY 5: Assessing Threats & External Factors

DAY 6: Setting Goals & Planning

DAY 7: Developing TOWS Strategies

DAY 8: Conducting a GAP Analysis

DAY 9: Making Outsourcing Decisions

DAY 10: Finalizing Plans & Review

Get Started:

DRTC Hub Inquiry

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Name*

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Email Phone Number (with area code)

Are you a person with a disability?*

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What kind of business do you want to start/what are your goals for employment?

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Become a Sponsor or Mentor

“A mentor is someone who has walked in your shoes before you took your took your first step.”

Mentors will connect with DRTC Hub participants.

“A sponsor is someone who believes in you as you are learning to believe in yourself.”

Sponsors will connect DRTC Hub with participants and the community.

This project is being supported, in whole or in part, by ARPA SLFRF awarded to Oklahoma County by the U.S. Department of the Treasury.

As the recipient of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (SLRF) for the Hub Program, DRTC has developed policies and procedures for upholding Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 in the execution of the ARPA SLFRF-funded project.

Under the Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, entities receiving Federal funds must not deny benefits, services, or otherwise discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin (including limited English proficiency), disability, age, or sex (including sexual orientation and gender identity).

In accordance with these procedures, individuals may submit complaints or concerns to OKCounty_ARPA@accenture.com