Encore Entrepreneur uses Rollovers for Business Startups (ROBS) to launch Retirement Business
Dana and Jim Maloney were referred to the Alabama SBDC by their son, who worked with the SBDC to launch his own business. They moved to Fairhope to retire — and to be closer to the grandkids. “I had never worked with the SBDC, & I needed all the help I could get to navigate the purchase of our property for Jubilee Suites B&B & setting up our business. My team of advisors in Fairhope led me to execute $600K ROBS financing from my retirement plan & later also set up a new 401K profit-sharing plan for my employees. My advisor Mel Washington says ‘the miracle is in the marketing when growing my business.’ Maybe the miracle is in Mel because he always encouraged me to keep going and he helped me get the financing I needed to be in business today.”
Encore Entrepreneur uses Rollovers for Business Startups (ROBS) to launch Retirement Business
Dana and Jim Maloney were referred to the Alabama SBDC by their son, who worked with the SBDC to launch his own business. They moved to Fairhope to retire — and to be closer to the grandkids. “I had never worked with the SBDC, & I needed all the help I could get to navigate the purchase of our property for Jubilee Suites B&B & setting up our business. My team of advisors in Fairhope led me to execute $600K ROBS financing from my retirement plan & later also set up a new 401K profit-sharing plan for my employees. My advisor Mel Washington says ‘the miracle is in the marketing when growing my business.’ Maybe the miracle is in Mel because he always encouraged me to keep going and he helped me get the financing I needed to be in business today.”
Encore Entrepreneur uses Rollovers for Business Startups (ROBS) to launch Retirement Business
Dana and Jim Maloney were referred to the Alabama SBDC by their son, who worked with the SBDC to launch his own business. They moved to Fairhope to retire — and to be closer to the grandkids. “I had never worked with the SBDC, & I needed all the help I could get to navigate the purchase of our property for Jubilee Suites B&B & setting up our business. My team of advisors in Fairhope led me to execute $600K ROBS financing from my retirement plan & later also set up a new 401K profit-sharing plan for my employees. My advisor Mel Washington says ‘the miracle is in the marketing when growing my business.’ Maybe the miracle is in Mel because he always encouraged me to keep going and he helped me get the financing I needed to be in business today.”
Encore Entrepreneur uses Rollovers for Business Startups (ROBS) to launch Retirement Business
Dana and Jim Maloney were referred to the Alabama SBDC by their son, who worked with the SBDC to launch his own business. They moved to Fairhope to retire — and to be closer to the grandkids. “I had never worked with the SBDC, & I needed all the help I could get to navigate the purchase of our property for Jubilee Suites B&B & setting up our business. My team of advisors in Fairhope led me to execute $600K ROBS financing from my retirement plan & later also set up a new 401K profit-sharing plan for my employees. My advisor Mel Washington says ‘the miracle is in the marketing when growing my business.’ Maybe the miracle is in Mel because he always encouraged me to keep going and he helped me get the financing I needed to be in business today.”
Encore Entrepreneur uses Rollovers for Business Startups (ROBS) to launch Retirement Business
Dana and Jim Maloney were referred to the Alabama SBDC by their son, who worked with the SBDC to launch his own business. They moved to Fairhope to retire — and to be closer to the grandkids. “I had never worked with the SBDC, & I needed all the help I could get to navigate the purchase of our property for Jubilee Suites B&B & setting up our business. My team of advisors in Fairhope led me to execute $600K ROBS financing from my retirement plan & later also set up a new 401K profit-sharing plan for my employees. My advisor Mel Washington says ‘the miracle is in the marketing when growing my business.’ Maybe the miracle is in Mel because he always encouraged me to keep going and he helped me get the financing I needed to be in business today.”
Service Disabled Veteran Firm Embraces Sustainable Design and Construction Methods
Stratton Design Build received its first federal contract with the US Army Corps of Engineers for $49M. This Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) was awarded to Stratton Straub Joint Venture. Thanks to help from the SBDC, Stratton's SBA was approved Mentor-Protégé Agreement with Straub Construction. The SBDC team has worked with Stratton to lay the groundwork for Stratton's growth; including reviewing Stratton's draft Business Plan and helping secure a $350K LOC from a SBA approved lender.
Service Disabled Veteran Firm Embraces Sustainable Design and Construction Methods
Stratton Design Build received its first federal contract with the US Army Corps of Engineers for $49M. This Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) was awarded to Stratton Straub Joint Venture. Thanks to help from the SBDC, Stratton's SBA was approved Mentor-Protégé Agreement with Straub Construction. The SBDC team has worked with Stratton to lay the groundwork for Stratton's growth; including reviewing Stratton's draft Business Plan and helping secure a $350K LOC from a SBA approved lender.
Service Disabled Veteran Firm Embraces Sustainable Design and Construction Methods
Stratton Design Build received its first federal contract with the US Army Corps of Engineers for $49M. This Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) was awarded to Stratton Straub Joint Venture. Thanks to help from the SBDC, Stratton's SBA was approved Mentor-Protégé Agreement with Straub Construction. The SBDC team has worked with Stratton to lay the groundwork for Stratton's growth; including reviewing Stratton's draft Business Plan and helping secure a $350K LOC from a SBA approved lender.
Service Disabled Veteran Firm Embraces Sustainable Design and Construction Methods
Stratton Design Build received its first federal contract with the US Army Corps of Engineers for $49M. This Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) was awarded to Stratton Straub Joint Venture. Thanks to help from the SBDC, Stratton's SBA was approved Mentor-Protégé Agreement with Straub Construction. The SBDC team has worked with Stratton to lay the groundwork for Stratton's growth; including reviewing Stratton's draft Business Plan and helping secure a $350K LOC from a SBA approved lender.
Service Disabled Veteran Firm Embraces Sustainable Design and Construction Methods
Stratton Design Build received its first federal contract with the US Army Corps of Engineers for $49M. This Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) was awarded to Stratton Straub Joint Venture. Thanks to help from the SBDC, Stratton's SBA was approved Mentor-Protégé Agreement with Straub Construction. The SBDC team has worked with Stratton to lay the groundwork for Stratton's growth; including reviewing Stratton's draft Business Plan and helping secure a $350K LOC from a SBA approved lender.
Project Ensures State's Spanish-Speaking Entrepreneurs Have Full Access to Broad Services
The Arkansas SBTDC serves as the hub for the Arkansas Business Navigator project. The center used additional Navigator funding to expand its capacity to assist underserved small businesses, ensuring that all business owners – including minorities, women, veterans, rural entrepreneurs, and socially and economically disadvantaged individuals – have access to resources, information, and technical assistance. To better assist Spanish-speaking entrepreneurs, bilingual Navigators offer training and services in English and Spanish. The Arkansas SBTDC expects to serve more than 5,000 prospective and current small business owners during the two-year project. This support includes access to capital, business development, contracting, marketing, operations, and exporting.
Project Ensures State's Spanish-Speaking Entrepreneurs Have Full Access to Broad Services
The Arkansas SBTDC serves as the hub for the Arkansas Business Navigator project. The center used additional Navigator funding to expand its capacity to assist underserved small businesses, ensuring that all business owners – including minorities, women, veterans, rural entrepreneurs, and socially and economically disadvantaged individuals – have access to resources, information, and technical assistance. To better assist Spanish-speaking entrepreneurs, bilingual Navigators offer training and services in English and Spanish. The Arkansas SBTDC expects to serve more than 5,000 prospective and current small business owners during the two-year project. This support includes access to capital, business development, contracting, marketing, operations, and exporting.
Project Ensures State's Spanish-Speaking Entrepreneurs Have Full Access to Broad Services
The Arkansas SBTDC serves as the hub for the Arkansas Business Navigator project. The center used additional Navigator funding to expand its capacity to assist underserved small businesses, ensuring that all business owners – including minorities, women, veterans, rural entrepreneurs, and socially and economically disadvantaged individuals – have access to resources, information, and technical assistance. To better assist Spanish-speaking entrepreneurs, bilingual Navigators offer training and services in English and Spanish. The Arkansas SBTDC expects to serve more than 5,000 prospective and current small business owners during the two-year project. This support includes access to capital, business development, contracting, marketing, operations, and exporting.
Project Ensures State's Spanish-Speaking Entrepreneurs Have Full Access to Broad Services
The Arkansas SBTDC serves as the hub for the Arkansas Business Navigator project. The center used additional Navigator funding to expand its capacity to assist underserved small businesses, ensuring that all business owners – including minorities, women, veterans, rural entrepreneurs, and socially and economically disadvantaged individuals – have access to resources, information, and technical assistance. To better assist Spanish-speaking entrepreneurs, bilingual Navigators offer training and services in English and Spanish. The Arkansas SBTDC expects to serve more than 5,000 prospective and current small business owners during the two-year project. This support includes access to capital, business development, contracting, marketing, operations, and exporting.
Project Ensures State's Spanish-Speaking Entrepreneurs Have Full Access to Broad Services
The Arkansas SBTDC serves as the hub for the Arkansas Business Navigator project. The center used additional Navigator funding to expand its capacity to assist underserved small businesses, ensuring that all business owners – including minorities, women, veterans, rural entrepreneurs, and socially and economically disadvantaged individuals – have access to resources, information, and technical assistance. To better assist Spanish-speaking entrepreneurs, bilingual Navigators offer training and services in English and Spanish. The Arkansas SBTDC expects to serve more than 5,000 prospective and current small business owners during the two-year project. This support includes access to capital, business development, contracting, marketing, operations, and exporting.
Central
Source Diverse Source Local
The Central CA SBDC Network presented a webinar series highlighting aspects of business supporting the mission of Source Diverse Source Local designed to strengthen inclusive programs and strengthen California's supply chain.
Source Diverse Source Local
The Central CA SBDC Network presented a webinar series highlighting aspects of business supporting the mission of Source Diverse Source Local designed to strengthen inclusive programs and strengthen California's supply chain.
Source Diverse Source Local
The Central CA SBDC Network presented a webinar series highlighting aspects of business supporting the mission of Source Diverse Source Local designed to strengthen inclusive programs and strengthen California's supply chain.
Source Diverse Source Local
The Central CA SBDC Network presented a webinar series highlighting aspects of business supporting the mission of Source Diverse Source Local designed to strengthen inclusive programs and strengthen California's supply chain.
Source Diverse Source Local
The Central CA SBDC Network presented a webinar series highlighting aspects of business supporting the mission of Source Diverse Source Local designed to strengthen inclusive programs and strengthen California's supply chain.
San Diego & Imperial
Somali Family's Childcare Business Fosters Dreams
Abdalla Farah is from Somalia, and our International Rescue Committee SBDC has helped his family start a much-needed business in the region: affordable, quality childcare. The grant gained assisted in creating a wonderful environment for the children, including more toys and materials as well as healthy food. “The IRC SBDC helped me financially and gave me more ideas to make my family childcare better and safer," Abdalla explains. Having an in-home family childcare business is giving Abdalla the opportunity to pursue his education and provide for families including his own.
Somali Family's Childcare Business Fosters Dreams
Abdalla Farah is from Somalia, and our International Rescue Committee SBDC has helped his family start a much-needed business in the region: affordable, quality childcare. The grant gained assisted in creating a wonderful environment for the children, including more toys and materials as well as healthy food. “The IRC SBDC helped me financially and gave me more ideas to make my family childcare better and safer," Abdalla explains. Having an in-home family childcare business is giving Abdalla the opportunity to pursue his education and provide for families including his own.
Somali Family's Childcare Business Fosters Dreams
Abdalla Farah is from Somalia, and our International Rescue Committee SBDC has helped his family start a much-needed business in the region: affordable, quality childcare. The grant gained assisted in creating a wonderful environment for the children, including more toys and materials as well as healthy food. “The IRC SBDC helped me financially and gave me more ideas to make my family childcare better and safer," Abdalla explains. Having an in-home family childcare business is giving Abdalla the opportunity to pursue his education and provide for families including his own.
Somali Family's Childcare Business Fosters Dreams
Abdalla Farah is from Somalia, and our International Rescue Committee SBDC has helped his family start a much-needed business in the region: affordable, quality childcare. The grant gained assisted in creating a wonderful environment for the children, including more toys and materials as well as healthy food. “The IRC SBDC helped me financially and gave me more ideas to make my family childcare better and safer," Abdalla explains. Having an in-home family childcare business is giving Abdalla the opportunity to pursue his education and provide for families including his own.
Somali Family's Childcare Business Fosters Dreams
Abdalla Farah is from Somalia, and our International Rescue Committee SBDC has helped his family start a much-needed business in the region: affordable, quality childcare. The grant gained assisted in creating a wonderful environment for the children, including more toys and materials as well as healthy food. “The IRC SBDC helped me financially and gave me more ideas to make my family childcare better and safer," Abdalla explains. Having an in-home family childcare business is giving Abdalla the opportunity to pursue his education and provide for families including his own.