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Community Learning Classes in Central Oregon
Small Business
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Business Resources
Business advising is our specialty! Our advising is free, focuses on existing business needs, and helps you identify and make critical business decisions. Those looking to start a business should take the How to Start a Business class prior to their first advising appointment. Confidential, free one-on-one advising for existing businesses is available by appointment only. To schedule an appointment, use our secure registration request form or call (541) 383-7290.
Whatever your business needs may be, the Small Business Development Center can help. We offer a wide range of classes in topics such as start-up, management, marketing, software training, and web design.
Looking for long-term, hands-on business assistance? Is your company in need of an objective eye and a professional ear? If so, take our year-long SBM course and get comprehensive monthly classroom help together with individual on-site business advising customized to your business needs. For more information, call (541) 383-7290.
BizCenter services are available to anyone who owns or operates - or is considering starting - a small business in Oregon. This is your business support team.
The Small Business Administration and most other funding organizations do not provide grants or "free money" for starting or developing a business. Although there are some grants available, they generally are very targeted.
As a small employer (not more than 50 employees), you can use this online training program for free. By special arrangement with New Media Learning, COCC has obtained authorization of use for small employers located in Central Oregon. |
SUCCESS STORIES
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Several small businesses in Central Oregon have taken our business classes and received free advising to help their businesses thrive. We are proud to share their successes with you. Read our small business success stories and find out how the Small Business Development Center has helped them. You might get some ideas on how we can help you too!
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The Small Business Development Center is partially funded by the U.S. Small Business Administration. SBA's funding is not an endorsement of any products, opinions or services. All SBA funded programs are extended to the public on a nondiscriminatory basis.
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