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Wild Scoops
...flavors that are fresh, adventurous and wildly delicious. They work with local farmers and small vendors to source inspirational ingredients such as spruce tips, rhubarb, coffee, beer, herbs, macarons, blueberries, cranberries, beets and more. The results have been extremely well received by the Anch...
Wares by Maegan
...ey support each other in everything from technicalities like logistics and book-keeping to the creative process, helping each other develop ideas for new pieces. What is next? Maegan would like to take a deeper dive into the outdoors by finding ways to incorporate new materials into her work. Think ...
King’s Barbershop
...e. After doing business for about a year, Nicole visited the Alaska Small Business Development Center in Ketchikan. Her business was growing and she was looking into the financial impact of hiring a new employee. She continued to work with the SBDC as her business expanded and worked frequently ...
Alaska SBDC In The Community
...ment Conversations, learn about the Alaska SBDC’s initiatives in safeguarding intellectual property, promoting economic development, empowering rural communities, and more! Watch this engaging interview here! Businesses Selling to Key Employees: Keeping succession close at hand While no official numb...
Sign Up for May Alaska FAST SBIR Accelerator
...t. Instructor: Elden Hawkes, SBA Week 2: Proposal-writing training. Instructor: Jim Greenwood, Expert in SBIR proposals Week 3: Budget development Instructor: Jim Greenwood, Expert in SBIR proposals Week 4: Grant template and IP Instructor: Evelyn Jacome and David Park Center ICE Week 5: Demo day Gue...
Surreel Saltwaters
...mountains, they share Alaskan Native Eyak and Alutiiq history in the local areas as they pass through, to reach their fishing destination in the gulf. With a max boat occupancy of 4 halibut anglers or 6 salmon anglers, they are able to provide one-on-one instruction and time with each ...
Aspire Business Solutions
...Savage. Deborah, Winnie, and Micha left their positions within tribal healthcare to fully actualize their skills in project management, tribal healthcare leadership, operational improvement, and informational technology optimization. With more than 50 years of combined experience, they work to devel...
Driftwood Inn
...wner of the Driftwood Inn in Homer, Alaska first visited the Alaska Small Business Development Center in 2003. She and her husband had recently purchased an Inn and RV Park and she was looking for assistance on implementing her business plan in order to become profitable early on. Eleven ...
Risch, Colleagues Introduces Legislation to Boost R&D Grants for Small Businesses
...oduced the FAST Fix Act to create greater opportunities for small businesses in underserved states, like Idaho, to gain access to Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) awards. SBIR and STTR awards encourage small businesses to research commercializati...
Alaska SBIR/STTR Grant Program Announced
...nd may supplement awards to grantees with a Phase II Federal SBIR/STTR award up to a total award of $100,000, dependent on the total amount of remaining funding. Information on Federal SBIR/STTR Programs can be found online at https://www.sbir.gov/about. Information on the Alaska SBIR/STTR Grant Prog...
About Us
...through on-site and/or online interactions or training, and at no cost to clients. No other program offers the same reach, resources or opportunities to create an impact to businesses at every stage of development. A Unique Business Development Service The Alaska SBDC is a statewide program hosted b...
June Update from the Alaska SBDC Executive Director
...ss programs. The Alaska SBDC is proud to be an official technical advisor for the program along with the Alaska Regional Development Organizations (ARDORS). This program is going to provide much-needed grants to businesses across the state that were unable to access any of the federal funds available...
December Update from the Executive Director
...starters, 2020 is finally limping its way to the finish line and while there are no guarantees that 2021 won’t throw us some curveballs, all indications so far are that it’s going to be significantly better than this year has been. I think we all got our holiday wish ...
July 2023 Update from the Alaska SBDC Executive Director
...going come sunshine or salmon, we’ve got some exciting new developments that you’re going to want to explore. We’re excited to announce that the TREND program, Alaska SBDC’s technology and R&D initiative, has a new director! Tyler Arnold, a serial tech entrepreneur and thought leader in tech related...
Two Friends Quilting
...we began working one-on-one to determine the feasibility of their business idea. Vicki and Bev had done quite a bit of research and had a good understanding of the industry. Together, we worked through the business financials to determine the break-even point and set some strategic goals. Coincident...
Alaska Escape Rooms
Alaska Escape Rooms is Redefining Entertainment in Anchorage Located in the basement of a popular Alaskan restaurant you’ll find hidden passages, mechanical marvels, potential Yeti sightings, and surprises around every corner. The owner, Graeme Deishl, wanted to create an accessible adventure in the...
Kenai Peninsula Massage Therapy
...elief. Their treatments focus on restoring your ability to function free of pain and restriction. Along with a wide range of restorative massage therapies, KPMT’s unique private “Reset Room” provides clients a tranquil place to relax. Surrounded by soft blue light, the hazy glow of a dimmed salt rock...
$50k of 2023 SBIR Phase 0 Awards Go to Alaskan Companies
...uxiliary phase designed to give Phase I and Phase II proposals a greater chance of success by providing expert reviews and financial support. It is not an official phase of the SBIR or STTR program and it is not a required step; however, SBIR and STTR proposals submitted under ...
The Ice Maze: Frozen Fun
...rgest ice maze created. For six winters, Cory B. Livingood and his family traveled around the U.S. and Canada building 1-2 acre ice structures. During the COVID-19 Pandemic, Livingood researched the World’s Largest Snow Maze, but since he has more experience with ice, he was inspired to build the ...