Link library: small business resources

Link library - small business resources

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Small-Business Development Centers

Arkansas Small Business Development Center: Training programs, important local links and helpful business start-up information is featured at this site.
Bloomington Indiana Small Business Development Center: This organization’s Web site offers information on everything from starting a business and technological transfer to tips on getting ready to sell your business.
Brazos Valley Small Business Development Center: This SBDC offers area entrepreneurs individual counseling, training seminars and a resource center.
Bucknell Small Business Development Center: This SBDC, located at Bucknell University, offers engineering and well as management expertise to entrepreneurs developing new products.
Center for Applied Competitive Technologies: This San Diego-based group helps manufacturers become more competitive by updating their technology.
Colorado Small Business Development Center: This SBDC Web site offers seminars, counseling and Colorado specific information about starting a business.
Connecticut Small Business Development Center.: Small-Business Development Centers combine information and resources from federal, state and local governments with those of the educational system and the private sector to meet the needs of the small businesses.
Delaware Small Business Development Center: This organization combines information and resources from federal, state and local governments with those of the educational system and the private sector to meet the needs of the small businesses.
Export Small Business Development Center: This site for California exporting small business development centers features information about workshops, message board and basic information for those getting into the exporting game for the first time.
FAU Small Business Development Center: Along with information about their basic programs, the FAU SBDC office Web site also features articles about some of the area's small businesses.
Florida A&M Small Business Development Center: This center offers small business owners advice, entrepreneurial education and access to its learning resource center and library.
Florida Gulf Coast Small Business Development Center: Tax tactics, advertising, patents, finding and hiring good employees are just of a few of the workshops offered by this SBDC.
Idaho Small Business Development Center: This SBDC office also assists entrepreneurs in researching and developing technology-based business ideas.
Iowa Small Business Development Center (Iowa business network): The Iowa Business Resources Network's online publication is one of the ways this center reaches out to those involved in small business.
James Madison University Small Business Development Center: This SBDC offers managerial and entrepreneurial training series, business mentor program and student team project assistance to local small businesses.
Louisiana U. Small Business Development Center: Seminars, counseling and continuing education are just three of the services offered at this center.
Maine Small Business Development Centers: Management Information Resources and Research is one of the focus areas of this group.
Maryland Small Business Development Centers: Emerging and expanding businesses can find assistance at this center.
Massachusetts Small Business Development Centers: This center combines information and resources from federal, state and local governments to provide small businesses with high-level management assistance programs.
Michigan Small Business Development Centers: This group works to provide relevant, timely and useful information to Michigan’s small business owners.
Minority Business Development Agency centers: This site lists locations for minority business development centers around the country. The MBDA is an agency of the U.S. Department of Commerce.
Mississippi Small Business Development Center: This center features an international trade center.
New Jersey Small Business Development Center: This center provides free counseling and low-cost training in all aspects of small business ownership.
New York State Small Business Development Center: This organization provides management and technical assistance to start-ups and existing businesses within the state.
New York State Small Business Development Center at Binghamton: This organization combines information and resources from federal, state and local governments with those of the educational system and the private sector to meet the needs of the small businesses.
North Carolina Small Business & Tech. Development Center: This organization provides counseling and technical assistance to the area's small business community.
North Dakota Small Business Development Center: This group conducts research, counsels and trains business people from throughout the area.
Michiana Small Business Development Centers: Seminars, one-on-one counseling and advice from business experts in areas from finance to exporting are available at this center.
Minority Business Development Agency centers: This site lists locations for minority business development centers around the country. The MBDA is an agency of the U.S. Department of Commerce.
Ohio Small Business Development Center: This SBDC Web site features a great on-line library of information on financing a business in Ohio.
Oklahoma Small Business Development Centers: SBDCs combine information and resources from federal, state and local governments with those of the educational system and the private sector to meet the needs of the small businesses.
Oregon Small Business Development Center Network: This is one of 19 SBDC offices assisting small businesses in Oregon.
Pacific Islands Small Business Development Center: This center combines information and resources from federal, state and local governments with those of the educational system and the private sector to meet the needs of small businesses.
Pittsburgh State Small Business Development Center (KS): This center meets the needs of small businesses by combining information and resources from federal, state and local governments with those of the educational system and the private sector.
Rhode Island Small Business Development Center: Plans are under way to add a chat room and online learning opportunities to this SBDC Web site.
Sam Houston State Small Business Development Center: This group combines information and resources from federal, state and local governments with those of the educational system and the private sector to meet the needs of the small businesses.
Small Business Development Center at Delta State: SBDCs combine information and resources from federal, state and local governments with those of the educational system and the private sector to meet the needs of the small businesses.
Small Business Development Center at Fort Lewis: This center offers seminars at its southwestern Colorado location on a variety of topics relating to starting and running small business.
Small Business Development Center at Jamestown Community College: SBDCs combine information and resources from federal, state and local governments with those of the educational system and the private sector to meet the needs of the small businesses.
South Carolina Small Business Development Center: In addition to providing basic small-business support programs, this office provides programs for inventors, exporters, manufacturers and women entrepreneurs.
Tennessee Small Business Development Center: This SBDC has information on Web marketing, Y2K and an Entrepreneur's Handbook on its Web site.
University of Georgia Small Business Development Center: This SBDC office provides onsite assistance for small businesses, and a Web site a listing of related classes and workshops being offered throughout the state.
University of Houston Small Business Development Center: This center combine information and resources from federal, state and local governments with those of the educational system and the private sector to meet the needs of the small businesses.
Vermont Small Business Development Centers: Small business counseling, Y2K, marketing and start-up advice are among the areas of service provided by this SBDC office.
Western Reserve Small Business Center For Women: This center combines information and resources from federal, state and local governments with those of the educational system and the private sector to meet the needs of the area’s small businesses.
West Virginia Development Office: This SBDC office offers assistance in starting, financing and expanding small businesses in West Virginia.
Wisconsin Small Business Development Center: In addition to its basic programs supporting small and emerging businesses, the office also offers lender roundtable discussions.