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East Ramp Wood-Fired Pizza
...trives to ensure East Ramp Wood-Fired Pizza is welcoming, comfortable and based on teamwork. With Ehnert’s vision from the beginning are the talented lead cooks that make it a delicious reality – Joe, Cassandra, and Shawn. Along with their passion and skill, pizzas are cooked to perfection within min...
Prince of Wales Excursion Outfitter: How a Southeast Alaska small business was born.
...hey did a couple years ago. Katie Rooks owns Prince of Wales Excursion Outfitter. Learn more about her business at powoutfitter.com. Katie Rooks: Six key takeaways from starting my business Alaska SBDC FY2018 Community Impact Report...
Cash In on Helpouts by Google
...test results! Learn more about Google Helpouts by visiting their website: helpouts.google.com. Google is currently beta testing this platform and businesses must request an invite code in order to become a vender. Written by Lauren Riley, Marketing & Program Specialist for the Alaska Small Busine...
How to Get Your Invention Funded
...st be employed at least 51% through the applicant company. In considering whether your company should apply for an award ask yourself whether your company has the capability of developing a product that can provide value to a government agency. Some agencies, like the Department of Defense, send out...
Mrs. Claws Chocolate Bar
...nd the creation of my business. She helped me overcome and manage hurdles, weed through paperwork and red tape, and navigate tough issues. She helped me in every aspect of starting my operation and kept me upbeat and positive every step of the way. I am forever grateful.” With ...
The Captain’s Lady
...t bring character and delighted smiles to all who visit this little shop. Handmade cards, jewelry, candles, and pottery are interlaced with a beautiful selection of women’s and children’s clothing, purses, and more. As an extra special touch, customers are loving the stories connected to many of the...
Harbor Tea & Spice
...sy preparing for the arrival of cruise ship passengers which is important locally as their purchases help increase total revenue each summer! Pop by the mall or visit their other tea store, Red Onion Tea and Spice, located in the Juneau Valley at 2201 Dunn St #3 (behind Zerelda’s ...
Seward CARES Act Funds Relief Program
...aksbdc.org How Seward Area Non-Profits Can Apply: Visit the City’s COVID-19 webpage: https://www.cityofseward.us/community/covid-19 Find the Seward Nonprofit Relief and Recovery Grant Application Download the application. Submit applications to manager@cityofseward.net Seward Area Non-Profits can app...
Meet Frances Wesley!
...ey ask for it.” As to how Alaska’s small business community has impacted her, she says that when years ago her husband started a real estate company where she maintained the office and he was the broker, they had to figure things out for themselves. That experience has made ...