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Center for Commmunity and Business Research
Mission:The mission of the Center for Community & Business Research is to conduct high-quality
applied research at the intersection of community and business.
Who We Help: We help businesses, government, the media, and the public understand the world better.
Who We Help: We help businesses, government, the media, and the public understand the world better.
Center for Economic Development
Mission: Provide technical, research, training, and information assistance to those engaged in
economic and community development activities in the 47-county South Texas region.
Who We Help: Local governments, communities, nonprofit groups, councils of government, economic development districts, chambers of commerce, and organizations engaged in economic and community development activities
Who We Help: Local governments, communities, nonprofit groups, councils of government, economic development districts, chambers of commerce, and organizations engaged in economic and community development activities
Human Capital Program
Mission:To be the primary resource for successfully managing human capital —
the people side of small business.
Who We Help: Small and medium-sized businesses
Who We Help: Small and medium-sized businesses
IRS Compliance Alliance
Mission:To help small businesses understand their IRS tax requirements
Who We Help: New small businesses via Small Business Development Centers and IRS workshops throughout the United States
Who We Help: New small businesses via Small Business Development Centers and IRS workshops throughout the United States
San Antonio Minority Business Enterprise Center
Mission:To help minority entrepreneurs start and expand their businesses by providing
professional technical and management assistance.
Who We Help: San Antonio area businesses with at least 51% ethnic minority ownership.
Who We Help: San Antonio area businesses with at least 51% ethnic minority ownership.
SBDC National Information Clearinghouse
Mission:Dedicated to meet the information needs of SBDC counselors within the U.S.
and its territories.
Who We Help: SBDC clients via their SBDC counselors.
Who We Help: SBDC clients via their SBDC counselors.
SBDC South-West Texas Border Region
Mission:To help small businesses start and grow by assisting in job creation, economic
diversification and business expansion.
Who We Help: New and existing small businesses via Small Business Development Centers within the 79-county South-West Texas Border Region.
Who We Help: New and existing small businesses via Small Business Development Centers within the 79-county South-West Texas Border Region.
SBDC International Trade Center
Mission:Help companies explore and develop
business potential in global markets
Who We Help: Small businesses in the 79-county South-West Texas Border Region
business potential in global markets
Who We Help: Small businesses in the 79-county South-West Texas Border Region
SBDC San Antonio
Mission: To assist current and potential small business owners to achieve success by
providing professional business advice in a consistent, efficient and friendly manner
that creates value for the client.
Who We Help: Small businesses in the 79-county South-West Texas Border Region
Who We Help: Small businesses in the 79-county South-West Texas Border Region
SBDC Technology Center
Mission: To assist small business contractors and technology entrepreneurs to access
government contracts and grants; enable them to participate actively in defense transition and government procurement outsourcing opportunities; and
facilitate both research and development as well as commercialization of new products and technologies that creates value for the client.
Who We Help: Small business contractors and technology entrepreneurs
Who We Help: Small business contractors and technology entrepreneurs
Southwest Trade Adjustment Assistance Center
Mission:Assists U.S. manufacturing firms hurt by import competition to regain profitable
growth. The Southwest TAAC helps its clients document their technical needs; then plan, implement and pay for the highest qualitly technical
assistance available.
Who We Help: Manufacturing firms in Texas, Oaklahoma, and Louisiana where imports of directly competitive products have contributed significantly to a decline in their sales or production and a decline or impending decline in their employment levels.
Who We Help: Manufacturing firms in Texas, Oaklahoma, and Louisiana where imports of directly competitive products have contributed significantly to a decline in their sales or production and a decline or impending decline in their employment levels.
