North
The SBDC was instrumental in helping develop our business plan, which in turn helped secure our loan to construct a facility.
Tara Walzel, Owner of Master's Voice Canine Training
The SBDC was instrumental in helping develop our business plan, which in turn helped secure our loan to construct a facility.
Tara Walzel, Owner of Master's Voice Canine Training
The SBDC was instrumental in helping develop our business plan, which in turn helped secure our loan to construct a facility.
Tara Walzel, Owner of Master's Voice Canine Training
The SBDC was instrumental in helping develop our business plan, which in turn helped secure our loan to construct a facility.
Tara Walzel, Owner of Master's Voice Canine Training
The SBDC was instrumental in helping develop our business plan, which in turn helped secure our loan to construct a facility.
Tara Walzel, Owner of Master's Voice Canine Training
Northwest
The Northwest Texas SBDC assists Texas Beef Grass to Grill
Texas Beef Grass to Grill has been in the Cadra family since 1907. Trent's great great grandfather emigrated to America from Slovakia. Trent works with his father and younger brother on the ranch.
The Northwest Texas SBDC assists Texas Beef Grass to Grill
Texas Beef Grass to Grill has been in the Cadra family since 1907. Trent's great great grandfather emigrated to America from Slovakia. Trent works with his father and younger brother on the ranch.
The Northwest Texas SBDC assists Texas Beef Grass to Grill
Texas Beef Grass to Grill has been in the Cadra family since 1907. Trent's great great grandfather emigrated to America from Slovakia. Trent works with his father and younger brother on the ranch.
The Northwest Texas SBDC assists Texas Beef Grass to Grill
Texas Beef Grass to Grill has been in the Cadra family since 1907. Trent's great great grandfather emigrated to America from Slovakia. Trent works with his father and younger brother on the ranch.
The Northwest Texas SBDC assists Texas Beef Grass to Grill
Texas Beef Grass to Grill has been in the Cadra family since 1907. Trent's great great grandfather emigrated to America from Slovakia. Trent works with his father and younger brother on the ranch.
South-West Border
SBDC first helped me strategize growth, and then make pandemic-related operational pivots and financial decisions. Every business should have a partner like the SBDC!
Julie Albertson, Owner, Bakery, Restaurant and Original Pie Dough Puck Manufacturing
SBDC first helped me strategize growth, and then make pandemic-related operational pivots and financial decisions. Every business should have a partner like the SBDC!
Julie Albertson, Owner, Bakery, Restaurant and Original Pie Dough Puck Manufacturing
SBDC first helped me strategize growth, and then make pandemic-related operational pivots and financial decisions. Every business should have a partner like the SBDC!
Julie Albertson, Owner, Bakery, Restaurant and Original Pie Dough Puck Manufacturing
SBDC first helped me strategize growth, and then make pandemic-related operational pivots and financial decisions. Every business should have a partner like the SBDC!
Julie Albertson, Owner, Bakery, Restaurant and Original Pie Dough Puck Manufacturing
SBDC first helped me strategize growth, and then make pandemic-related operational pivots and financial decisions. Every business should have a partner like the SBDC!
Julie Albertson, Owner, Bakery, Restaurant and Original Pie Dough Puck Manufacturing
Brattleboro Company "Shapeshifts" to Make Face Masks
Shapeshifters co-owners Eli and Krista Coughlin-Galbraith turned to their long time VtSBDC advisor to help steer their chest-binder and sports bra company (focused on the trans and gender-nonconforming community) through the pandemic. The team pivoted to sewing masks, relying on their advisor's advice on loans, grants, and disaster recovery. Eli and Krista expressed that they would not have stayed on top of things without their VtSBDC advisor.
Brattleboro Company "Shapeshifts" to Make Face Masks
Shapeshifters co-owners Eli and Krista Coughlin-Galbraith turned to their long time VtSBDC advisor to help steer their chest-binder and sports bra company (focused on the trans and gender-nonconforming community) through the pandemic. The team pivoted to sewing masks, relying on their advisor's advice on loans, grants, and disaster recovery. Eli and Krista expressed that they would not have stayed on top of things without their VtSBDC advisor.
Brattleboro Company "Shapeshifts" to Make Face Masks
Shapeshifters co-owners Eli and Krista Coughlin-Galbraith turned to their long time VtSBDC advisor to help steer their chest-binder and sports bra company (focused on the trans and gender-nonconforming community) through the pandemic. The team pivoted to sewing masks, relying on their advisor's advice on loans, grants, and disaster recovery. Eli and Krista expressed that they would not have stayed on top of things without their VtSBDC advisor.
Brattleboro Company "Shapeshifts" to Make Face Masks
Shapeshifters co-owners Eli and Krista Coughlin-Galbraith turned to their long time VtSBDC advisor to help steer their chest-binder and sports bra company (focused on the trans and gender-nonconforming community) through the pandemic. The team pivoted to sewing masks, relying on their advisor's advice on loans, grants, and disaster recovery. Eli and Krista expressed that they would not have stayed on top of things without their VtSBDC advisor.
Brattleboro Company "Shapeshifts" to Make Face Masks
Shapeshifters co-owners Eli and Krista Coughlin-Galbraith turned to their long time VtSBDC advisor to help steer their chest-binder and sports bra company (focused on the trans and gender-nonconforming community) through the pandemic. The team pivoted to sewing masks, relying on their advisor's advice on loans, grants, and disaster recovery. Eli and Krista expressed that they would not have stayed on top of things without their VtSBDC advisor.
Success is sweet when baker becomes bakery owner
Catalina Jimenez had no baking or management experience when she was hired at Lake Chelan Artisan Bakery, but she was a fast learner. When the owner decided to sell 5 years later, she told Catalina, "If we can make this work, I want you to have it." Catalina, an immigrant from Mexico, had few assets and no idea what to do. With SBDC assistance, she figured it out, got a loan from a regional nonprofit CDFI and bought the business. "This is for you," she tells her kids. "It's for your future."
Success is sweet when baker becomes bakery owner
Catalina Jimenez had no baking or management experience when she was hired at Lake Chelan Artisan Bakery, but she was a fast learner. When the owner decided to sell 5 years later, she told Catalina, "If we can make this work, I want you to have it." Catalina, an immigrant from Mexico, had few assets and no idea what to do. With SBDC assistance, she figured it out, got a loan from a regional nonprofit CDFI and bought the business. "This is for you," she tells her kids. "It's for your future."
Success is sweet when baker becomes bakery owner
Catalina Jimenez had no baking or management experience when she was hired at Lake Chelan Artisan Bakery, but she was a fast learner. When the owner decided to sell 5 years later, she told Catalina, "If we can make this work, I want you to have it." Catalina, an immigrant from Mexico, had few assets and no idea what to do. With SBDC assistance, she figured it out, got a loan from a regional nonprofit CDFI and bought the business. "This is for you," she tells her kids. "It's for your future."
Success is sweet when baker becomes bakery owner
Catalina Jimenez had no baking or management experience when she was hired at Lake Chelan Artisan Bakery, but she was a fast learner. When the owner decided to sell 5 years later, she told Catalina, "If we can make this work, I want you to have it." Catalina, an immigrant from Mexico, had few assets and no idea what to do. With SBDC assistance, she figured it out, got a loan from a regional nonprofit CDFI and bought the business. "This is for you," she tells her kids. "It's for your future."
Success is sweet when baker becomes bakery owner
Catalina Jimenez had no baking or management experience when she was hired at Lake Chelan Artisan Bakery, but she was a fast learner. When the owner decided to sell 5 years later, she told Catalina, "If we can make this work, I want you to have it." Catalina, an immigrant from Mexico, had few assets and no idea what to do. With SBDC assistance, she figured it out, got a loan from a regional nonprofit CDFI and bought the business. "This is for you," she tells her kids. "It's for your future."