These recurring Small Business Clinics are happening strategically across Wisconsin. Keep an eye open for the upcoming Small Business Clinic to be announced in January in Fond du Lac.
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Small Business Clinic Nov 7 in Waukesha
Video series for entrepreneurs has NEW Spanish and Hmong editions.
SBDC at UWRF shares in the local community
Video series for entrepreneurs has NEW Spanish and Hmong editions.
Wisconsin SBDC awarded Resource Partner
Video series for entrepreneurs has NEW Spanish and Hmong editions.
Video series for entrepreneurs has NEW Spanish and Hmong editions
Video series for entrepreneurs has NEW Spanish and Hmong editions.
Center for Technology Commercialization awarded up to $1 million FAST grant from SBA
Streamlining SBIR/STTR support to increase Wisconsin’s success A unique new program, SBIR Labs, focused on streamlining Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programming in Wisconsin has received a competitive federal grant.
Food Finance Institute to be Wisconsin Network Coordinator for Great Lakes Midwest Regional Food Business Center
MADISON — The Food Finance Institute (FFI), part of UW System’s Institute for Business & Entrepreneurship is thrilled to be a key partner on one of twelve recently USDA-awarded Regional Food Business Centers: The Great Lakes Midwest Regional Food Business Center.
Governor Evers recognizes upcoming #SBDCDay with proclamation
MADISON: Governor Tony Evers is recognizing the Wisconsin SBDC network with an official proclamation celebrating SBDC Day and acknowledging their support of the state’s small businesses.
Madison organizations bring ZingTrain Leadership Training to area food businesses
A nationally renowned leadership master class for small food-focused businesses is coming to Madison Oct. 4-5.
YourEconomy.org updated with 2021 data showing economic recovery
YourEconomy.org, an online research tool that tracks business activity and impact at the local, state and national levels, has been updated with 2021 data. It paints a picture of the overall trends in the pandemic recovery as well as conditions specific to industries and individual communities for the past 18 years.