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The Alaska Small Business Development Center (Alaska SBDC) is seeking a Rural Center Director to lead business advising and entrepreneurial support services across rural Alaska. This leadership position helps entrepreneurs launch, manage, and grow their businesses by providing guidance in business planning, financial management, access to capital, marketing, operations, and growth strategies.
In this role, you will provide expert business consulting and technical assistance in areas such as business planning, financial management, access to capital, marketing, operations, and business growth while ensuring exceptional client service. You will build and maintain collaborative relationships with Alaska Native organizations, Tribal entities, municipalities, lenders, chambers of commerce, economic development organizations, and other community partners to strengthen regional economic opportunities.
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