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With nearly 900 locations across the country, Small Business Development Centers offer free one-on-one expert business advice and low-cost training by qualified small business professionals to existing and future entrepreneurs. The SBDC program includes special focus areas such as, green business technology, disaster recovery and preparedness, import and export assistance, veterans assistance, electronic commerce, technology transfer and regulatory compliance. A number of SBDC networks have specialized programs or centers dedicated to these focus areas.
To request personal assistance, go to www.asbdc-us.org to find a Small Business Development Center near you. Please do not leave your request for assistance, including your email address or phone number, as a comment on this website.
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There are a number of
There are a number of resources available to help entrepreneurs start and grow businesses – including loans and training.
• Contact your local Small Business Development Center. Go to www.asbdc-us.org to find an office near you.
• Connect with a business mentor. Visit www.score.org or call 1.800.634.0245 to find a SCORE chapter in your area.
• Contact the U.S. Small Business Administration at 1.800.827.5722 or submit your question to answerdesk@sba.gov.
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There are a number of
There are a number of resources available to help entrepreneurs start and grow an export business. I've listed some places I think may be of assistance:
• Contact your local Small Business Development Center. Go to www.asbdc-us.org to find an office near you.
• Connect with a business mentor. Visit www.score.org or call 1.800.634.0245 to find a SCORE chapter in your area.
• Contact the U.S. Small Business Administration at 1.800.827.5722 or submit your question to answerdesk@sba.gov.
• If you are a minority, contact a Minority Business Enterprise Center. To request personal assistance, go to https://webarchive.library.unt.edu/web/20121031024023/http://www.mbda.gov/main/offices to connect with an office near you.
Good luck with your business venture.
i want to establish a
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In addition to the good
In addition to the good advice offered by another writer, I suggest you also contact a District Small Business Administration (SBA) office. To find your local district office, please go here: www.sba.gov/localresources. If yours will be a woman-owned business, you can also take a look at the Women's Business Centers information on this website.
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It is best to first check
Please contact your local SBA
Please contact your local SBA district office. They can go over your situation and recommend some next steps. They will most likely ask you to work with a small business advisor in your area who can help with strategies for obtaining a loan or other financing. To find your local SBA district office, please go here: www.sba.gov/localresources.
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I would like to open a youth
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I WOULD LIKE TO START MY ON
How do we find overseas
Go to www.trade.gov and enter
Go to www.trade.gov and enter your zip code. You can then find the local US Export Assistance Center near you. Contact them and they will assist you with exporting your vehicles.
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