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The Kentucky SBDC has been an amazing resource for our business. It’s hard to know what all needs to be completed in the early days of a business and the SBDC has the expertise to lead new business owners and farmers through each step.
Founders of Cornett Farm Fresh
The Kentucky SBDC has been an amazing resource for our business. It’s hard to know what all needs to be completed in the early days of a business and the SBDC has the expertise to lead new business owners and farmers through each step.
Founders of Cornett Farm Fresh
The Kentucky SBDC has been an amazing resource for our business. It’s hard to know what all needs to be completed in the early days of a business and the SBDC has the expertise to lead new business owners and farmers through each step.
Founders of Cornett Farm Fresh
The Kentucky SBDC has been an amazing resource for our business. It’s hard to know what all needs to be completed in the early days of a business and the SBDC has the expertise to lead new business owners and farmers through each step.
Founders of Cornett Farm Fresh
The Kentucky SBDC has been an amazing resource for our business. It’s hard to know what all needs to be completed in the early days of a business and the SBDC has the expertise to lead new business owners and farmers through each step.
Founders of Cornett Farm Fresh
LSBDC helps Ruston Cleaning Services sanitize rural areas during COVID-19
The Louisiana Small Business Development Center helps Ruston Cleaning Services survive and thrive during COVID-19.
Featuring Ruston Cleaning Services' owner: Anthony Tchakounte
LSBDC helps Ruston Cleaning Services sanitize rural areas during COVID-19
The Louisiana Small Business Development Center helps Ruston Cleaning Services survive and thrive during COVID-19.
Featuring Ruston Cleaning Services' owner: Anthony Tchakounte
LSBDC helps Ruston Cleaning Services sanitize rural areas during COVID-19
The Louisiana Small Business Development Center helps Ruston Cleaning Services survive and thrive during COVID-19.
Featuring Ruston Cleaning Services' owner: Anthony Tchakounte
LSBDC helps Ruston Cleaning Services sanitize rural areas during COVID-19
The Louisiana Small Business Development Center helps Ruston Cleaning Services survive and thrive during COVID-19.
Featuring Ruston Cleaning Services' owner: Anthony Tchakounte
LSBDC helps Ruston Cleaning Services sanitize rural areas during COVID-19
The Louisiana Small Business Development Center helps Ruston Cleaning Services survive and thrive during COVID-19.
Featuring Ruston Cleaning Services' owner: Anthony Tchakounte
Rural Maine Business Increasing Access to Healthcare —
Live Life Family Practice in South Paris, ME
After years of practicing in a large medical facility, Cortney Muldoon was struggling with the role insurance played in providing care. Wanting to directly address her patient's needs, she launched her own private practice based on a Direct Primary Care Model. With the help of the SBDC, she worked on her business plan, developed a set of financial projections, negotiated her debt structure, and closed on the loan needed to purchase her building and launch her practice. Cortney's patients now have direct access to the care they need, without the concerns of payment, insurances, out-of-pocket deductions, or the myriad of complicating factors in today’s medical field.
Rural Maine Business Increasing Access to Healthcare —
Live Life Family Practice in South Paris, ME
After years of practicing in a large medical facility, Cortney Muldoon was struggling with the role insurance played in providing care. Wanting to directly address her patient's needs, she launched her own private practice based on a Direct Primary Care Model. With the help of the SBDC, she worked on her business plan, developed a set of financial projections, negotiated her debt structure, and closed on the loan needed to purchase her building and launch her practice. Cortney's patients now have direct access to the care they need, without the concerns of payment, insurances, out-of-pocket deductions, or the myriad of complicating factors in today’s medical field.
Rural Maine Business Increasing Access to Healthcare —
Live Life Family Practice in South Paris, ME
After years of practicing in a large medical facility, Cortney Muldoon was struggling with the role insurance played in providing care. Wanting to directly address her patient's needs, she launched her own private practice based on a Direct Primary Care Model. With the help of the SBDC, she worked on her business plan, developed a set of financial projections, negotiated her debt structure, and closed on the loan needed to purchase her building and launch her practice. Cortney's patients now have direct access to the care they need, without the concerns of payment, insurances, out-of-pocket deductions, or the myriad of complicating factors in today’s medical field.
Rural Maine Business Increasing Access to Healthcare —
Live Life Family Practice in South Paris, ME
After years of practicing in a large medical facility, Cortney Muldoon was struggling with the role insurance played in providing care. Wanting to directly address her patient's needs, she launched her own private practice based on a Direct Primary Care Model. With the help of the SBDC, she worked on her business plan, developed a set of financial projections, negotiated her debt structure, and closed on the loan needed to purchase her building and launch her practice. Cortney's patients now have direct access to the care they need, without the concerns of payment, insurances, out-of-pocket deductions, or the myriad of complicating factors in today’s medical field.
Rural Maine Business Increasing Access to Healthcare —
Live Life Family Practice in South Paris, ME
After years of practicing in a large medical facility, Cortney Muldoon was struggling with the role insurance played in providing care. Wanting to directly address her patient's needs, she launched her own private practice based on a Direct Primary Care Model. With the help of the SBDC, she worked on her business plan, developed a set of financial projections, negotiated her debt structure, and closed on the loan needed to purchase her building and launch her practice. Cortney's patients now have direct access to the care they need, without the concerns of payment, insurances, out-of-pocket deductions, or the myriad of complicating factors in today’s medical field.
Twelve years ago, Kyle [my consultant] helped me get a $90,000 loan and hire my first employee, and I’ve been working with the SBDC ever since. I’m just super grateful to Kyle, and the SBA, the SBDC — they’ve always been there.
CEO, KOL Foods
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Twelve years ago, Kyle [my consultant] helped me get a $90,000 loan and hire my first employee, and I’ve been working with the SBDC ever since. I’m just super grateful to Kyle, and the SBA, the SBDC — they’ve always been there.
CEO, KOL Foods
Twelve years ago, Kyle [my consultant] helped me get a $90,000 loan and hire my first employee, and I’ve been working with the SBDC ever since. I’m just super grateful to Kyle, and the SBA, the SBDC — they’ve always been there.
CEO, KOL Foods
Twelve years ago, Kyle [my consultant] helped me get a $90,000 loan and hire my first employee, and I’ve been working with the SBDC ever since. I’m just super grateful to Kyle, and the SBA, the SBDC — they’ve always been there.
CEO, KOL Foods
Twelve years ago, Kyle [my consultant] helped me get a $90,000 loan and hire my first employee, and I’ve been working with the SBDC ever since. I’m just super grateful to Kyle, and the SBA, the SBDC — they’ve always been there.
CEO, KOL Foods
Entrepreneur Leverages Creative Economy Assets to Spur Rural Economic Development, Revives Theater
The Adams Theater will soon be a multi-functional performing arts center providing a new stage for artists and cultural entrepreneurs to collaborate and build a thriving community in Berkshire County.
Founder and Executive Director Yina Moore was approved for $800,000 in SBA 7a funds and she is investing an additional $300,000 of her own funds for the theater. Yina became an MSBDC Berkshire Regional Office client in April 2021 when she requested assistance with developing a business plan and to prepare for financing.
The theater has already hosted a Susan B. Anthony Festival, a business roundtable with state dignitaries and local businesses, and a “Bones of the Adams Theater” Halloween event which attracted over 400 visitors.
Entrepreneur Leverages Creative Economy Assets to Spur Rural Economic Development, Revives Theater
The Adams Theater will soon be a multi-functional performing arts center providing a new stage for artists and cultural entrepreneurs to collaborate and build a thriving community in Berkshire County.
Founder and Executive Director Yina Moore was approved for $800,000 in SBA 7a funds and she is investing an additional $300,000 of her own funds for the theater. Yina became an MSBDC Berkshire Regional Office client in April 2021 when she requested assistance with developing a business plan and to prepare for financing.
The theater has already hosted a Susan B. Anthony Festival, a business roundtable with state dignitaries and local businesses, and a “Bones of the Adams Theater” Halloween event which attracted over 400 visitors.
Entrepreneur Leverages Creative Economy Assets to Spur Rural Economic Development, Revives Theater
The Adams Theater will soon be a multi-functional performing arts center providing a new stage for artists and cultural entrepreneurs to collaborate and build a thriving community in Berkshire County.
Founder and Executive Director Yina Moore was approved for $800,000 in SBA 7a funds and she is investing an additional $300,000 of her own funds for the theater. Yina became an MSBDC Berkshire Regional Office client in April 2021 when she requested assistance with developing a business plan and to prepare for financing.
The theater has already hosted a Susan B. Anthony Festival, a business roundtable with state dignitaries and local businesses, and a “Bones of the Adams Theater” Halloween event which attracted over 400 visitors.
Entrepreneur Leverages Creative Economy Assets to Spur Rural Economic Development, Revives Theater
The Adams Theater will soon be a multi-functional performing arts center providing a new stage for artists and cultural entrepreneurs to collaborate and build a thriving community in Berkshire County.
Founder and Executive Director Yina Moore was approved for $800,000 in SBA 7a funds and she is investing an additional $300,000 of her own funds for the theater. Yina became an MSBDC Berkshire Regional Office client in April 2021 when she requested assistance with developing a business plan and to prepare for financing.
The theater has already hosted a Susan B. Anthony Festival, a business roundtable with state dignitaries and local businesses, and a “Bones of the Adams Theater” Halloween event which attracted over 400 visitors.
Entrepreneur Leverages Creative Economy Assets to Spur Rural Economic Development, Revives Theater
The Adams Theater will soon be a multi-functional performing arts center providing a new stage for artists and cultural entrepreneurs to collaborate and build a thriving community in Berkshire County.
Founder and Executive Director Yina Moore was approved for $800,000 in SBA 7a funds and she is investing an additional $300,000 of her own funds for the theater. Yina became an MSBDC Berkshire Regional Office client in April 2021 when she requested assistance with developing a business plan and to prepare for financing.
The theater has already hosted a Susan B. Anthony Festival, a business roundtable with state dignitaries and local businesses, and a “Bones of the Adams Theater” Halloween event which attracted over 400 visitors.