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Starting a business at the beginning of the pandemic was extremely difficult. I am beyond grateful to have gone the route I did by reaching out ND SBDC! Best decision I ever made!
Owner, Head Over Heels Beauty & Supply
Starting a business at the beginning of the pandemic was extremely difficult. I am beyond grateful to have gone the route I did by reaching out ND SBDC! Best decision I ever made!
Owner, Head Over Heels Beauty & Supply
Starting a business at the beginning of the pandemic was extremely difficult. I am beyond grateful to have gone the route I did by reaching out ND SBDC! Best decision I ever made!
Owner, Head Over Heels Beauty & Supply
Starting a business at the beginning of the pandemic was extremely difficult. I am beyond grateful to have gone the route I did by reaching out ND SBDC! Best decision I ever made!
Owner, Head Over Heels Beauty & Supply
Starting a business at the beginning of the pandemic was extremely difficult. I am beyond grateful to have gone the route I did by reaching out ND SBDC! Best decision I ever made!
Owner, Head Over Heels Beauty & Supply
Ohio SBDC: Supporting New Generations of Business Owners
Ohio SBDC works to support the next generation of business owners. From developing an innovative solution into a new business, to purchasing a business from your former boss, Ohio SBDC is here to support the newest generation of business owners. This is the story of Ohio SBDC's support for a trio of first-time business owners as they took the reins from their former employers.
Ohio SBDC: Supporting New Generations of Business Owners
Ohio SBDC works to support the next generation of business owners. From developing an innovative solution into a new business, to purchasing a business from your former boss, Ohio SBDC is here to support the newest generation of business owners. This is the story of Ohio SBDC's support for a trio of first-time business owners as they took the reins from their former employers.
Ohio SBDC: Supporting New Generations of Business Owners
Ohio SBDC works to support the next generation of business owners. From developing an innovative solution into a new business, to purchasing a business from your former boss, Ohio SBDC is here to support the newest generation of business owners. This is the story of Ohio SBDC's support for a trio of first-time business owners as they took the reins from their former employers.
Ohio SBDC: Supporting New Generations of Business Owners
Ohio SBDC works to support the next generation of business owners. From developing an innovative solution into a new business, to purchasing a business from your former boss, Ohio SBDC is here to support the newest generation of business owners. This is the story of Ohio SBDC's support for a trio of first-time business owners as they took the reins from their former employers.
Ohio SBDC: Supporting New Generations of Business Owners
Ohio SBDC works to support the next generation of business owners. From developing an innovative solution into a new business, to purchasing a business from your former boss, Ohio SBDC is here to support the newest generation of business owners. This is the story of Ohio SBDC's support for a trio of first-time business owners as they took the reins from their former employers.
Brennan Moates, Owner of OKC Homeready, LLC, Is a Man on the Move
After experiencing the ups and downs of the oilfield industry, Moates was determined to start his own business using his skills in shop and construction. His vision was to start a construction company in the home renovation industry as well as working with property managers in multi-family dwellings. The SBDC provided mentorship and guidance to Moates as he worked through the issues of running a business and setting goals. “Early on when we discussed pricing, my advisor told me I was much too low,” said Moates. “If I was doing quality work, quality pricing follows. I took that advice and it has helped me not only have good margins, but I’m attracting the kind of clients who are good to work with and appreciate what we can do for them."
Brennan Moates, Owner of OKC Homeready, LLC, Is a Man on the Move
After experiencing the ups and downs of the oilfield industry, Moates was determined to start his own business using his skills in shop and construction. His vision was to start a construction company in the home renovation industry as well as working with property managers in multi-family dwellings. The SBDC provided mentorship and guidance to Moates as he worked through the issues of running a business and setting goals. “Early on when we discussed pricing, my advisor told me I was much too low,” said Moates. “If I was doing quality work, quality pricing follows. I took that advice and it has helped me not only have good margins, but I’m attracting the kind of clients who are good to work with and appreciate what we can do for them."
Brennan Moates, Owner of OKC Homeready, LLC, Is a Man on the Move
After experiencing the ups and downs of the oilfield industry, Moates was determined to start his own business using his skills in shop and construction. His vision was to start a construction company in the home renovation industry as well as working with property managers in multi-family dwellings. The SBDC provided mentorship and guidance to Moates as he worked through the issues of running a business and setting goals. “Early on when we discussed pricing, my advisor told me I was much too low,” said Moates. “If I was doing quality work, quality pricing follows. I took that advice and it has helped me not only have good margins, but I’m attracting the kind of clients who are good to work with and appreciate what we can do for them."
Brennan Moates, Owner of OKC Homeready, LLC, Is a Man on the Move
After experiencing the ups and downs of the oilfield industry, Moates was determined to start his own business using his skills in shop and construction. His vision was to start a construction company in the home renovation industry as well as working with property managers in multi-family dwellings. The SBDC provided mentorship and guidance to Moates as he worked through the issues of running a business and setting goals. “Early on when we discussed pricing, my advisor told me I was much too low,” said Moates. “If I was doing quality work, quality pricing follows. I took that advice and it has helped me not only have good margins, but I’m attracting the kind of clients who are good to work with and appreciate what we can do for them."
Brennan Moates, Owner of OKC Homeready, LLC, Is a Man on the Move
After experiencing the ups and downs of the oilfield industry, Moates was determined to start his own business using his skills in shop and construction. His vision was to start a construction company in the home renovation industry as well as working with property managers in multi-family dwellings. The SBDC provided mentorship and guidance to Moates as he worked through the issues of running a business and setting goals. “Early on when we discussed pricing, my advisor told me I was much too low,” said Moates. “If I was doing quality work, quality pricing follows. I took that advice and it has helped me not only have good margins, but I’m attracting the kind of clients who are good to work with and appreciate what we can do for them."
Grain Integrative Health
Dr. Sara Kates-Chinoy and Dr. Lindsay Baum saw a need for providers in the community of Cascade Locks and opened Grain Integrative Health, a naturopathic healthcare center providing a wide range of holistic and natural healing modalities individualized to patients’ needs. They were introduced to the Columbia Gorge Community College SBDC, which worked to help them prioritize and manage the work related to their grant funding, identify appropriate DEI training programs, and secure PPP and EIDL funding. They have also taken advantage of the SBDC’s professional services program to get specialized training in grant-writing and have created new marketing assets through partnering with a local professional photographer and marketing team.
Grain Integrative Health
Dr. Sara Kates-Chinoy and Dr. Lindsay Baum saw a need for providers in the community of Cascade Locks and opened Grain Integrative Health, a naturopathic healthcare center providing a wide range of holistic and natural healing modalities individualized to patients’ needs. They were introduced to the Columbia Gorge Community College SBDC, which worked to help them prioritize and manage the work related to their grant funding, identify appropriate DEI training programs, and secure PPP and EIDL funding. They have also taken advantage of the SBDC’s professional services program to get specialized training in grant-writing and have created new marketing assets through partnering with a local professional photographer and marketing team.
Grain Integrative Health
Dr. Sara Kates-Chinoy and Dr. Lindsay Baum saw a need for providers in the community of Cascade Locks and opened Grain Integrative Health, a naturopathic healthcare center providing a wide range of holistic and natural healing modalities individualized to patients’ needs. They were introduced to the Columbia Gorge Community College SBDC, which worked to help them prioritize and manage the work related to their grant funding, identify appropriate DEI training programs, and secure PPP and EIDL funding. They have also taken advantage of the SBDC’s professional services program to get specialized training in grant-writing and have created new marketing assets through partnering with a local professional photographer and marketing team.
Grain Integrative Health
Dr. Sara Kates-Chinoy and Dr. Lindsay Baum saw a need for providers in the community of Cascade Locks and opened Grain Integrative Health, a naturopathic healthcare center providing a wide range of holistic and natural healing modalities individualized to patients’ needs. They were introduced to the Columbia Gorge Community College SBDC, which worked to help them prioritize and manage the work related to their grant funding, identify appropriate DEI training programs, and secure PPP and EIDL funding. They have also taken advantage of the SBDC’s professional services program to get specialized training in grant-writing and have created new marketing assets through partnering with a local professional photographer and marketing team.
Grain Integrative Health
Dr. Sara Kates-Chinoy and Dr. Lindsay Baum saw a need for providers in the community of Cascade Locks and opened Grain Integrative Health, a naturopathic healthcare center providing a wide range of holistic and natural healing modalities individualized to patients’ needs. They were introduced to the Columbia Gorge Community College SBDC, which worked to help them prioritize and manage the work related to their grant funding, identify appropriate DEI training programs, and secure PPP and EIDL funding. They have also taken advantage of the SBDC’s professional services program to get specialized training in grant-writing and have created new marketing assets through partnering with a local professional photographer and marketing team.
New business launched in rural community by a millennial couple create three jobs with $60,000 loan
Mr. Milong Salvador was approved and received a $60,000 loan from the Bank of Guam Koror branch in Palau to start his small convenience store with kitchen, entertainment devices for kids, and notary services for the community.
New business launched in rural community by a millennial couple create three jobs with $60,000 loan
Mr. Milong Salvador was approved and received a $60,000 loan from the Bank of Guam Koror branch in Palau to start his small convenience store with kitchen, entertainment devices for kids, and notary services for the community.
New business launched in rural community by a millennial couple create three jobs with $60,000 loan
Mr. Milong Salvador was approved and received a $60,000 loan from the Bank of Guam Koror branch in Palau to start his small convenience store with kitchen, entertainment devices for kids, and notary services for the community.
New business launched in rural community by a millennial couple create three jobs with $60,000 loan
Mr. Milong Salvador was approved and received a $60,000 loan from the Bank of Guam Koror branch in Palau to start his small convenience store with kitchen, entertainment devices for kids, and notary services for the community.
New business launched in rural community by a millennial couple create three jobs with $60,000 loan
Mr. Milong Salvador was approved and received a $60,000 loan from the Bank of Guam Koror branch in Palau to start his small convenience store with kitchen, entertainment devices for kids, and notary services for the community.