Business Resources and Programs
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Technical Assistance Providers and Programs
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The Washington State Department of Commerce Business Services website offers a variety of resources for small businesses, including support for business growth and expansion, assistance with navigating state regulations, and access to financial programs and technical support to foster economic development and success in Washington.
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The USDA Business Programs website provides a variety of financial and technical assistance programs aimed at fostering business development and job creation in rural America. These programs include loans, grants, and guarantees designed to support small businesses, cooperatives, and rural economic development initiatives.
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The Washington Microenterprise Association (WSMA) website provides support and resources for microenterprise development in Washington State, offering training, technical assistance, and access to funding opportunities for small businesses and entrepreneurs to help them launch and grow their ventures successfully.
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The SCORE Templates and Resources website offers a comprehensive collection of templates, guides, and checklists to help entrepreneurs and small business owners plan, start, and manage their businesses effectively. These resources cover topics such as business planning, financial management, marketing, and operations, providing valuable tools to support business success.
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The Evergreen BizLink website serves as a valuable resource hub for small businesses in Washington State, offering guidance on business planning, financial management, marketing strategies, and access to local support networks. It connects entrepreneurs with experts and resources to help them start, grow, and sustain successful businesses.
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Peninsula Credit Union’s partners at Balance Financial Fitness have created a valuable Small Business Owner Toolkit, perfect for both new and experienced entrepreneurs. It offers articles, podcasts, and calculators, covering essential business topics. Best of all, it’s free for anyone in the community, regardless of credit union membership. You can explore the toolkit here.