New York State Small Business Development Centers
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New York Small Business Development Centers provide no cost, confidential one-on-one business advisement, training, and research to small business owners and entrepreneurs throughout New York State. We serve All New Yorkers.
New York Small Business Development Centers
Suffolk County Women’s Business Enterprise Coalition
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, our mission is to empower and connect women business owners across Long Island. We encourage and provide resources to our members to succeed in business through networking and professional development opportunities.
Suffolk County Women's Business Enterprise Coalition – Grow Your Business with the Professional Women of Suffolk County!
https://scwbec.org/
U.S. Small Business Administration - SBA
Created in 1953, the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) continues to help small business owners and entrepreneurs pursue the American dream. SBA is the only cabinet-level federal agency fully dedicated to small business and provides counseling, capital, and contracting expertise as the nation’s only go-to resource and voice for small businesses.
https://www.sba.gov/
New York State Small Business Development Center (NYSBDC)
One of twenty-three campus-based regional Small Business Development Centers within New
York State, the SBDC at Stony Brook brings together the resources of the University, the private sector and government at all levels to assist entrepreneurs, business and industry in the solution of their problems, leading to increased productivity and profitability.
The SBDC at Stony Brook is under the auspices of the United States Small Business Administration,
the State of New York and the Vice President of Research and Innovation at Stony Brook University. The partnership program with the federal Small Business Administration serves to keep the SBDC updated on national policies regarding small business. Technical theory update is provided by the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences. This facilitates a modern facility with the latest information on small business development.
Local institutional resources include graduate students and faculty, who provide valuable services to the Small Business Development Center. With this advantage, the Center in turn helps in resolving organizational, financial, marketing and technical matters for small businesses as they encounter them. By assisting new and existing business firms, the SBDC at Stony Brook contributes to the stability and growth of the small business sector and the economy of Long Island.
Stony Brook SBDC has a satellite location at the Stonybrook Southampton Campus.
https://www.stonybrook.edu/sbdc/
Whether you’re big or small, the key to effective management, sustained growth, and healthy profit margins is having the right resources at your fingertips. That’s what the Miller Business Center is all about. Our expert staff will help you find industry facts, consumer trends, and other valuable business intelligence, as well as connect you with prospects and colleagues through our popular networking events.
The Miller Center serves as a regional resource for businesses, independent entrepreneurs, not-for-profit organizations, and individuals. Located within the Middle Country Public Library, the Miller Center offers access to extensive and specialized business resources as well as personalized business research and reference assistance. The goal of the Center is to support regional economic development by meeting the information needs of the business community, promoting a literate and job-ready workforce, and providing employment information and career exploration opportunities. The Center sponsors networking and training events and works in partnership with Long Island business support organizations to provide greater public access to the information and services they offer.
Supported by the efforts of the Library and the Middle Country Library Foundation, the Center is named after John D. Miller, a Long Island philanthropist who knows from personal experience the importance of information resources and business research assistance to small businesses and independent entrepreneurs. The Miller Center establishes partnerships with area businesses and business organizations to extend its usefulness and sustain its continued development.
To become a member of the Miller Business Resource Center, you must be a business owner on Long Island and have a valid library card from your local library. To join, fill out a membership application and bring it with your valid library card to an Information Specialist at the Center.
https://www.millerbusinesscenter.org/