Massachusetts SBDC Supports the Launch of the First Shared-Use Commercial Kitchen on Cape Cod
With help from the Southeast Regional Office, the Cape Cod Culinary Incubator (CCCI) opened in Hyannis in May 2022. The 1500 sq. ft. kitchen was created with the vision of providing a place where food entrepreneurs could produce food products for sale. It promotes culinary entrepreneurship, supports sustainable, small food businesses by providing access to a shared-use kitchen, education, networking and marketing. The Massachusetts SBDC has coached the CCCI since 2016, developing a relationship with many board members while assisting with the growth and prosperity of the commercial kitchen in the areas of business principals, marketing and human resources.
Massachusetts SBDC Supports the Launch of the First Shared-Use Commercial Kitchen on Cape Cod
With help from the Southeast Regional Office, the Cape Cod Culinary Incubator (CCCI) opened in Hyannis in May 2022. The 1500 sq. ft. kitchen was created with the vision of providing a place where food entrepreneurs could produce food products for sale. It promotes culinary entrepreneurship, supports sustainable, small food businesses by providing access to a shared-use kitchen, education, networking and marketing. The Massachusetts SBDC has coached the CCCI since 2016, developing a relationship with many board members while assisting with the growth and prosperity of the commercial kitchen in the areas of business principals, marketing and human resources.
Massachusetts SBDC Supports the Launch of the First Shared-Use Commercial Kitchen on Cape Cod
With help from the Southeast Regional Office, the Cape Cod Culinary Incubator (CCCI) opened in Hyannis in May 2022. The 1500 sq. ft. kitchen was created with the vision of providing a place where food entrepreneurs could produce food products for sale. It promotes culinary entrepreneurship, supports sustainable, small food businesses by providing access to a shared-use kitchen, education, networking and marketing. The Massachusetts SBDC has coached the CCCI since 2016, developing a relationship with many board members while assisting with the growth and prosperity of the commercial kitchen in the areas of business principals, marketing and human resources.
Massachusetts SBDC Supports the Launch of the First Shared-Use Commercial Kitchen on Cape Cod
With help from the Southeast Regional Office, the Cape Cod Culinary Incubator (CCCI) opened in Hyannis in May 2022. The 1500 sq. ft. kitchen was created with the vision of providing a place where food entrepreneurs could produce food products for sale. It promotes culinary entrepreneurship, supports sustainable, small food businesses by providing access to a shared-use kitchen, education, networking and marketing. The Massachusetts SBDC has coached the CCCI since 2016, developing a relationship with many board members while assisting with the growth and prosperity of the commercial kitchen in the areas of business principals, marketing and human resources.
Massachusetts SBDC Supports the Launch of the First Shared-Use Commercial Kitchen on Cape Cod
With help from the Southeast Regional Office, the Cape Cod Culinary Incubator (CCCI) opened in Hyannis in May 2022. The 1500 sq. ft. kitchen was created with the vision of providing a place where food entrepreneurs could produce food products for sale. It promotes culinary entrepreneurship, supports sustainable, small food businesses by providing access to a shared-use kitchen, education, networking and marketing. The Massachusetts SBDC has coached the CCCI since 2016, developing a relationship with many board members while assisting with the growth and prosperity of the commercial kitchen in the areas of business principals, marketing and human resources.
The Michigan SBDC has proven invaluable in helping the entrepreneurs and small business owners we serve. They are a trusted partner in our programs like One and All and the Business Accelerator Fund to create, support and grow businesses in our region.
President and CEO of Lansing Economic Area Partnership (LEAP)
The Michigan SBDC has proven invaluable in helping the entrepreneurs and small business owners we serve. They are a trusted partner in our programs like One and All and the Business Accelerator Fund to create, support and grow businesses in our region.
President and CEO of Lansing Economic Area Partnership (LEAP)
The Michigan SBDC has proven invaluable in helping the entrepreneurs and small business owners we serve. They are a trusted partner in our programs like One and All and the Business Accelerator Fund to create, support and grow businesses in our region.
President and CEO of Lansing Economic Area Partnership (LEAP)
The Michigan SBDC has proven invaluable in helping the entrepreneurs and small business owners we serve. They are a trusted partner in our programs like One and All and the Business Accelerator Fund to create, support and grow businesses in our region.
President and CEO of Lansing Economic Area Partnership (LEAP)
The Michigan SBDC has proven invaluable in helping the entrepreneurs and small business owners we serve. They are a trusted partner in our programs like One and All and the Business Accelerator Fund to create, support and grow businesses in our region.
President and CEO of Lansing Economic Area Partnership (LEAP)
Local and State Entrepreneur Competitions Help Startups - The Meatery
The Waseca New Business Challenge helps local entrepreneurs become “pitch ready” by engaging in a 10-week program to develop a more robust small business network and receive 1:1 mentoring from the SBDC. Colette Drager, President and Co-Founder of The Meatery, said, “The Waseca Challenge was really what we needed to hold us accountable and help us get started.” Following that experience, their team entered the state's largest startup competition - the Minnesota Cup, where they finished in the top 10.
Local and State Entrepreneur Competitions Help Startups - The Meatery
The Waseca New Business Challenge helps local entrepreneurs become “pitch ready” by engaging in a 10-week program to develop a more robust small business network and receive 1:1 mentoring from the SBDC. Colette Drager, President and Co-Founder of The Meatery, said, “The Waseca Challenge was really what we needed to hold us accountable and help us get started.” Following that experience, their team entered the state's largest startup competition - the Minnesota Cup, where they finished in the top 10.
Local and State Entrepreneur Competitions Help Startups - The Meatery
The Waseca New Business Challenge helps local entrepreneurs become “pitch ready” by engaging in a 10-week program to develop a more robust small business network and receive 1:1 mentoring from the SBDC. Colette Drager, President and Co-Founder of The Meatery, said, “The Waseca Challenge was really what we needed to hold us accountable and help us get started.” Following that experience, their team entered the state's largest startup competition - the Minnesota Cup, where they finished in the top 10.
Local and State Entrepreneur Competitions Help Startups - The Meatery
The Waseca New Business Challenge helps local entrepreneurs become “pitch ready” by engaging in a 10-week program to develop a more robust small business network and receive 1:1 mentoring from the SBDC. Colette Drager, President and Co-Founder of The Meatery, said, “The Waseca Challenge was really what we needed to hold us accountable and help us get started.” Following that experience, their team entered the state's largest startup competition - the Minnesota Cup, where they finished in the top 10.
Local and State Entrepreneur Competitions Help Startups - The Meatery
The Waseca New Business Challenge helps local entrepreneurs become “pitch ready” by engaging in a 10-week program to develop a more robust small business network and receive 1:1 mentoring from the SBDC. Colette Drager, President and Co-Founder of The Meatery, said, “The Waseca Challenge was really what we needed to hold us accountable and help us get started.” Following that experience, their team entered the state's largest startup competition - the Minnesota Cup, where they finished in the top 10.
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Small Business Owners participated in Small Business Matters workshops, presented by the Mississippi SBDC and sponsored by Hancock Whitney
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Small Business Owners participated in Small Business Matters workshops, presented by the Mississippi SBDC and sponsored by Hancock Whitney
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Small Business Owners participated in Small Business Matters workshops, presented by the Mississippi SBDC and sponsored by Hancock Whitney
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Small Business Owners participated in Small Business Matters workshops, presented by the Mississippi SBDC and sponsored by Hancock Whitney
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Small Business Owners participated in Small Business Matters workshops, presented by the Mississippi SBDC and sponsored by Hancock Whitney
Turning Your Innovation into a Business
SBDC partnered with UNHInnovation, the University of New Hampshire's commercialization accelerator program, to present the 3-part workshop series Turning Your Innovation into a Business. The series is designed for inventors, engineers, and developers with brilliant ideas to turn into a business, commercialize, or do additional R&D with an SBIR/STTR. Topics presented by SBDC advisors were Getting from Idea to Business and Generating Revenue Beyond SBIR/STTR. A U.S. Patent and Trademark Office representative presented Patenting Apps and Software: U.S. Patent Practice. In addition, UNHI received a FAST grant for their FOSTER program, and SBDC advisors worked with joint clients to submit successful SBIR proposals.
Turning Your Innovation into a Business
SBDC partnered with UNHInnovation, the University of New Hampshire's commercialization accelerator program, to present the 3-part workshop series Turning Your Innovation into a Business. The series is designed for inventors, engineers, and developers with brilliant ideas to turn into a business, commercialize, or do additional R&D with an SBIR/STTR. Topics presented by SBDC advisors were Getting from Idea to Business and Generating Revenue Beyond SBIR/STTR. A U.S. Patent and Trademark Office representative presented Patenting Apps and Software: U.S. Patent Practice. In addition, UNHI received a FAST grant for their FOSTER program, and SBDC advisors worked with joint clients to submit successful SBIR proposals.
Turning Your Innovation into a Business
SBDC partnered with UNHInnovation, the University of New Hampshire's commercialization accelerator program, to present the 3-part workshop series Turning Your Innovation into a Business. The series is designed for inventors, engineers, and developers with brilliant ideas to turn into a business, commercialize, or do additional R&D with an SBIR/STTR. Topics presented by SBDC advisors were Getting from Idea to Business and Generating Revenue Beyond SBIR/STTR. A U.S. Patent and Trademark Office representative presented Patenting Apps and Software: U.S. Patent Practice. In addition, UNHI received a FAST grant for their FOSTER program, and SBDC advisors worked with joint clients to submit successful SBIR proposals.
Turning Your Innovation into a Business
SBDC partnered with UNHInnovation, the University of New Hampshire's commercialization accelerator program, to present the 3-part workshop series Turning Your Innovation into a Business. The series is designed for inventors, engineers, and developers with brilliant ideas to turn into a business, commercialize, or do additional R&D with an SBIR/STTR. Topics presented by SBDC advisors were Getting from Idea to Business and Generating Revenue Beyond SBIR/STTR. A U.S. Patent and Trademark Office representative presented Patenting Apps and Software: U.S. Patent Practice. In addition, UNHI received a FAST grant for their FOSTER program, and SBDC advisors worked with joint clients to submit successful SBIR proposals.
Turning Your Innovation into a Business
SBDC partnered with UNHInnovation, the University of New Hampshire's commercialization accelerator program, to present the 3-part workshop series Turning Your Innovation into a Business. The series is designed for inventors, engineers, and developers with brilliant ideas to turn into a business, commercialize, or do additional R&D with an SBIR/STTR. Topics presented by SBDC advisors were Getting from Idea to Business and Generating Revenue Beyond SBIR/STTR. A U.S. Patent and Trademark Office representative presented Patenting Apps and Software: U.S. Patent Practice. In addition, UNHI received a FAST grant for their FOSTER program, and SBDC advisors worked with joint clients to submit successful SBIR proposals.