Alaska Small Business Development Center
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Getting Started
...ecommendations Subscribe Sign Up Now To set up an initial appointment, you must first register on our client portal. Subscribe Receive our monthly newsletter. The Alaska SBDC offers three fundamental areas that cover the needs of startups and established businesses: One-on-one, confidential, and no-c...
Is your goal to start a business?
...ur business! 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 ...
Are you ready to grow your business?
...uccessfully. 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 ...
Programs
In addition to our core services, the Alaska SBDC also offers specialized services through our special programs. on this page: BuyAlaska TREND BuyAlaska BuyAlaska is a statewide collaborative initiative housed by the Alaska Small Business Development Center. BuyAlaska membership is free! List your b...
Russell’s
...the final product was used to approach Alaska Pacific Bank for a line of credit. “Our biggest wish for purchasing and continuing my family’s business, was a smooth transition. It wouldn’t have been possible without Ian Grant at the Alaska Small Business Development Center” said Ashley, “Ian took on...
Architectural Hardware Supply
...s later, she attended the Profit Mastery class facilitated by an AKSBDC Business Advisor. As the business continued to grow and evolve, Andi followed up with Mark Malagodi to put the tools from Profit Mastery to use. Andi had to make some decisions about a possible business acquisition and ...
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 ...