The OCIE SBDC is excited to announce the launch of 25 new businesses on Small Business Saturday at the OC Made ribbon cutting event.
On September 21, 2021, the California State University Fullerton Small Business Development Center (CSUF SBDC) hosted a small business clinic program offered in collaboration with the City of Brea and the Brea Chamber of Commerce at the Brea Civic Center located at One Civic Center, Brea, CA.
On August 25, 2021, the California State University Fullerton Small Business Development Center (CSUF SBDC) hosted a small business clinic program offered in collaboration with
Showcasing the launch of 13 new businesses in Orange County With the goal to assist entrepreneurs in accelerating the introduction of their products into the
With a goal to assist brick-and-mortar businesses as they recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, Orange County Inland Empire Small Business Development Center (OCIE SBDC) hosted by California State University, Fullerton (CSUF), has launched the Main Street Digital program.
Written by: Molly B. Schmid, Ph.D., Senior Counselor, SBDC @ UCI Applied Innovation Orange County is the world’s primary hub of biomedical innovation in medical
By George Likourezos, Esq. Technologists and thinkers can have a “eureka moment” at any time. They see a problem and instead of just “dealing” with
Introducing 35+ Women-Owned BusinessesIn Partnership with TheWMarketPlace FULLERTON, Calif. February 09, 2021 – With the goal to assist female entrepreneurs and women business owners launch
Helping Small Businesses Survive COVID-19 Yields Constant Surprises SBDC Working to Save 57,000 Local Jobs Since March, the Small Business Development Center at Cal State
COVID-19 Small Business Relief Grants 824 small businesses were selected to receive grants ranging from $5000 to $10,000 through the Huntington Beach COVID-19 Small Business
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