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Enhance your business | South Carolina Business Development South Carolina Agribusiness Loan Fund AikenAllendaleAndersonBambergBarnwellBeaufortCalhounCherokeeChesterChesterfieldClarendonColletonDarlingtonDillonFairfieldFlorenceGeorgetownGreenvilleHamptonHorryJasperKershawLancasterLeeMarionMarlboroOconeeOrangeburgPickensRichlandSpartanburgSumterUnionWilliamsburgYork Catawba Regional Development Corporation In August 2016, the U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA) awarded Catawba Regional grant funding of $1,040,000 to start an agribusiness revolving loan fund.
Loans will be available to family farmers, agribusinesses, and aquaculture companies in 35 counties across the state. South Carolina Agribusiness Loan funds can be used in conjunction with bank financing to fund up to 90% of eligible project costs. A market interest rate and negotiable terms can significantly lower overall debt service.
SC Agribusiness Loan General Guidelines: Loan amounts from $50,000 - $400,000 Uses for Loan Funds include: Land; Building; Building Expansion; Machinery Equipment; Working Capital; Agricultural & Farm T. H. R.
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Emerging Leaders Reimagined Grow a More Profitable, Efficient, and Competitive Business The U.S. Small Business Administration’s T. H. R.
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Emerging Leaders Reimagined is a 6-month intensive training program that helps CEOs and Executives get unstuck and take their business to the next level. Accelerate your leadership skills, learn an MBA-level curriculum, receive tailored business coaching, and build relationships with a community of business owners, advisors and experts. Learn more about qualifying participants and how to apply.
The SC SBDC is excited to collaborate on a joint initiative with the S. C. Commission for Minority Affairs (CMA), South Carolina’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), lenders and other partners to improve upon the economic impact of African American businesses and entrepreneurs.
This partnership focuses on expanding and enhancing services to (1) increase business growth and success; and (2) create economic growth and prosperity in African American communities. This new program created by the SC SBDC called “The BRIDGE,” stands for “Better Resources for Inclusion, Dialogue, Growth & Equity.
” The overarching objectives of The BRIDGE are to: Expand outreach and awareness of small business services in underserved African American communities throughout the state of South Carolina; Enhance and tailor business assistance to meet the needs of African American entrepreneurs; and Engage African Americans in the challenge to pursue goals that advance both their own businesses AND local communities.
All African American entrepreneurs are invited to join. SCORE’s GS-360 Mentoring Program HorryGeorgetownFlorenceMarionWilliamsburgDillonChesterfieldDarlingtonMarlboro For Pee Dee region small businesses, Grand Strand SCORE's new GS-360 service is offering a new mentoring services for established and mature small businesses in Horry, Georgetown, Florence, Marion, Williamsburg, Dillon, Chesterfield, Darlington or Marlboro counties.
The GS-360 team, comprised of SCORE certified mentors, will work with small business employees and/or owners on a scheduled basis where an agenda that is set by the key SCORE client - business owner(s). GS-360 is only an advisory service with no voting or legal standing but may offer clients a different fresh perspective on their business that may have been overlooked.
The GS-360 team will confidentially review the status of your business, help you to identify the root cause of the problem and to define the path to full business recovery and steady growth. In addition, the Grand Strand SCORE will introduce you to a healthy network of local organizations that support small businesses, which will assure the sustainability of the offered solution on the local market.
Free Business Training: SC CompTIA IWT Scholarship program South Carolina employers can apply for their employees to receive a scholarship to enroll in either a 12-week A+ program or 8-week Security+ program offered through CompTIA that includes mentored learning certification preparation package, valued at over $5,000.
For Employees of South Carolina Businesses Upskill employees through a scholarship opportunity 16 weeks of access to CompTIA learning management system and 1:1 mentor support Everything employees need to pass the certification examination and earn a CompTIA IT certification Submit your company profile North Eastern Strategic Alliance ChesterfieldDarlingtonDillonFlorenceGeorgetownHorryMarionMarlboroWilliamsburg A regional, non-profit, economic development organization with objectives to create jobs and provide research assistance, infrastructure support, workforce training opportunities, regional site selection assistance and incentives.
A public/private economic development organization charged with facilitating the creation of jobs and the investment of capital. CalhounClarendonFairfieldKershawLexingtonNewberryOrangeburgRichland A public/private alliance on a mission to cultivate and nurture the prosperity of Central South Carolina by helping businesses create jobs and recruiting capital investment.
South Carolina I-77 Alliance ChesterFairfieldLancasterRichlandYork AbbevilleAndersonCherokeeGreenvilleGreenwoodLaurensOconeePickensSpartanburgUnion A public/private regional economic development organization designed to market and promote the dynamic, commerce-rich, northwestern corner of South Carolina and position the Upstate to excel in the global economy through strategic marketing, collaboration, and thought leadership.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Family farmers, agribusinesses, and aquaculture companies in 35 specified South Carolina counties. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $50,000 - $400,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
SC Agribusiness Loan Fund is funded by Catawba Regional (funded by U.S. Economic Development Administration). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in South Carolina. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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