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Alabama Small Business Development Center Network - ASBDC Alabama Small Business Development Center Network Creating a stronger economic environment for rural entrepreneurs & small business owners. Click below to connect with an SBDC advisor today! Are you ready to grow your business?
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The Alabama Small Business Development Center network is a statewide, inter-institutional program to enhance economic growth in Alabama by providing management and technical assistance to small businesses. Professional Business Advisors are available in 10 Small Business Development Centers (SBDC) located at our member university partners across the state. Starting a Business in Alabama is easy with the Alabama SBDC.
Our business advisors can help you to explore the possibilities, and start you on the best path forward. Our workshops provide the foundation for a sound plan to start your business. Our seasoned advisors can analyze your business & help you develop strategies for growth: a good business plan, financial analysis, and a marketing plan that’s on target.
Short, practical seminars help you strengthen your business skills. The Alabama SBDC provides free and confidential business advising tailored to meet the needs of your small business. Whether you are just starting a small business in Alabama, or expanding an established business, SBDC Business Advisors are here to help you succeed.
Connect with a Business Advisor Contracting & Procurement Rural Small Business Clients 51% Women-Owned Small Business Clients 40% Minority-Owned Small Business Clients 36% Veteran-Owned Small business Clients 16% Spanish Resources: Cómo comenzar su negocio en Alabama COVID Disaster Assistance Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) SBA Economic Injury Disaster (EIDL) AL Revive & Revive Plus Grants Shuttered Venue Operators Grant Restaurant Relief Fund (RRF) Without the daily seminars, especially in the opening 10 days of the by-hour changes in the PPP and EIDL application process, we would not have been successful applying for the funds and I’m convinced we would have closed our doors.
Camp Maranatha | Scottsboro, AL University of Alabama in Huntsville I talked to my advisor an hour and a half the first time I called her. She was also a small business owner and knew what a state of mind I was in. She has ended up advising me on every step and has even kept me ahead of the game giving me information as quickly as she learns it.
Y&D Enterprises | Troy, AL Truly, without the assistance of the Alabama SBDC, I wouldn’t be in the position I’m in today. The SBA Loan I recently acquired will allow my company to continue to grow. MGT Manufacturing | Springville, AL Jacksonville State University
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