ASBDC is "Lifeline for Local Entrepreneurs"

William CampbellAn aspiring entrepreneur who was recently laid off due to the economic downturn received invaluable  guidance from the Small Business Development Centers at Alabama A&M University and the University of Alabama in Huntsville. Between the two centers, this new company received help developing a business plan & web site, and was provided contacts of prime contractors and subcontractors in the area. With the help of UAH's center, this entrepreneur is taking advantage of a service that notifies him daily by e-mail about >>> Read More >>>.

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