Prison to Proprietorship Act aims to provide entrepreneurship counseling and training to incarcerated individuals preparing for release.

The Prison to Proprietorship Act amends the Small Business Act to ensure women's business centers and small business development centers prioritize providing entrepreneurship counseling and training services to incarcerated individuals scheduled for release within 18 months. These services include assistance on starting or expanding a small business, tools for identifying business opportunities, and in-depth training.

Prison to Proprietorship Act aims to provide entrepreneurship counseling and training to incarcerated individuals preparing for release.

The Prison to Proprietorship Act amends the Small Business Act to ensure women's business centers and small business development centers prioritize providing entrepreneurship counseling and training services to incarcerated individuals scheduled for release within 18 months. These services include assistance on starting or expanding a small business, tools for identifying business opportunities, and in-depth training.