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...e of your business. Prepare yourself with tools needed to successfully exit your business here. Some of these resources may be self-explanatory, while others might require the assistance of an Alaska SBDC Advisor. If you need assistance, contact the Alaska SBDC office nearest you. How can I reserve a...
DCCED Office of International Trade Awarded $100,000 from SBA to Assist Small Business Exporters
...e value of exporting to foreign markets,” said DCCED Commissioner Julie Sande. “Unfortunately, the concept of exporting can seem daunting and cost-prohibitive to smaller businesses or emerging industries, which is why the STEP grant is so important. We are optimistic about how the improvements in con...
Is your goal to buy or sell a business?
...ly. Alaska SBDC services are private, individualized, and no-cost, we just ask you register to work with us. This has you create an online client file as well as review our confidentiality. Create an SBDC client file Your registration will be accepted by our State Office, who will have ...
‘Buy Alaska’ makes the case for local resiliency, growth (KCAW)
...cate and encourage the public to shop from Alaskan-owned businesses first.” “Supporting small businesses also means that we are supporting our regional resiliency,” said Ashbaugh. “The growth of businesses regionally spurs innovation and growth that is unique to our locations, and this can be really...
Empowering Small Businesses: Alaska SBDC’s Guide to Robust Web Integration
...entrepreneurs with the knowledge and resources needed to achieve robust web integration. By tapping into the available tools, workshops, and personalized consultations, businesses can strengthen their online presence, drive sales, ensure cybersecurity, and optimize distribution and delivery services...
Choosing a NAICS Code for Your Small Business
...it NAICS code will appear when the license is viewed online. This is important because while you may be licensed for 451211 (Book Stores) you are technically also licensed for 448219 (Shoe Stores). In other words, closely related NAICS codes may be under the same LOB, and if so, ...
Alaska SBDC Releases Compelling COVID-19 Impact Data on Small Businesses
...e closed without the PPP, but 38% admitted they needed additional funds for payroll representing the drastic impact the coronavirus pandemic has had on small businesses. Alaska SBDC Executive Director, Jon Bittner explained, “The data from the COVID-19 impact survey indicates that the hiring problems...
Choosing A NAICS code
...The full code will appear when the license is viewed online. This is important because while you may be licensed for 451211 (Book Stores) you are technically also licensed for 448219 (Shoe Stores). In other words, closely related NAICS codes may be under the same LOB, and if so, ...
BuyAlaska is Back!
...tate. It has never been more important to support buy-local efforts and to make it easy for Alaskans to find and purchase from local vendors. The BuyAlaska webpage at BuyAlaska.com seeks to provide access to statewide small businesses and to educate consumers about the direct benefits of keeping our...
July Update from the Alaska SBDC Executive Director
...s feedback on how they were doing and what they needed. The responses we received from business owners were heartbreaking but we also heard messages of resilience and hope. Alaskans are tough people and even the ones who were in the direst straits told us that they would continue ...
This Holiday Season, BuyAlaska
...shop locally, 63% of your money stays in Alaska, compared to just 22% when you purchase from an external big business. Shopping locally strengthens the economy by retaining money within the community, creating jobs, and supporting entrepreneurship. Additionally, it reduces the environmental impact a...
May 2023 Update from the Alaska SBDC Executive Director
...inesses across the state as well through their one-on-one advising, workshops and new tools like the TurboSBIR platform the Alaska SBDC is launching this month to support technology and innovation focused businesses. If you haven’t spoken to an advisor lately to hear about all of the new services and...
Desire Wellness
...erapy sessions or gym memberships. On the business-to-business (B2B) front, they are delving into ergonomic training to minimize workplace accidents and persistent physical issues, aligning with their ambition to comply with OSHA standards. Furthermore, in response to growing B2B demands, they have c...
BlueWater BaseCamp, LLC
...construction, Russ had the knowledge and skills needed to build the project; combined with Teal’s expansive experience in real estate, tourism, and both being avid adventurers, they have the perfect synergy to fulfill their dream. BlueWater BaseCamp is the fulfillment of their dream, providing both A...
SBDC Now Has Access to Euromonitor.com!
...research through their membership of Euromonitor.com! Euromonitor International includes research and analysis reports for trends in 206 countries and 200+ categories which can help you evaluate your industry and determine the growth of your market. Learn more about how your Business Advisor can hel...
BuyAlaska
...o decades ago, driven by a mission to help Alaskan-owned businesses mitigate negative impacts from the influx of big box stores and national retailers. BuyAlaska’s mission has shifted over time, moving from encouraging the purchase of Alaskan-owned businesses goods and services only, to encouraging s...
New Online Portal for Filing Form 1099
...illions of paper Forms 1099 we project will be filed in 2023 and demonstrates our commitment to finding useful and innovative ways of reducing paperwork on the business community and others issuing 1099s. This is part of the larger effort underway to make improvements and transform operations at the...