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Melax
Makalah Emanuel, CEO and Founder of Melaxation Boxes, is on a mission to continue amplifying the message of self-care through her business which sells boxes filled with hand-made gifts, thoughtful activities, and products from Black-Indigenous-People of Color-(BIPOC) owned businesses. "SBDC helped me with my business, strategy, marketing, and brainstorming and gave me a sense of relief and guidance."
Melax
Makalah Emanuel, CEO and Founder of Melaxation Boxes, is on a mission to continue amplifying the message of self-care through her business which sells boxes filled with hand-made gifts, thoughtful activities, and products from Black-Indigenous-People of Color-(BIPOC) owned businesses. "SBDC helped me with my business, strategy, marketing, and brainstorming and gave me a sense of relief and guidance."
Melax
Makalah Emanuel, CEO and Founder of Melaxation Boxes, is on a mission to continue amplifying the message of self-care through her business which sells boxes filled with hand-made gifts, thoughtful activities, and products from Black-Indigenous-People of Color-(BIPOC) owned businesses. "SBDC helped me with my business, strategy, marketing, and brainstorming and gave me a sense of relief and guidance."
Melax
Makalah Emanuel, CEO and Founder of Melaxation Boxes, is on a mission to continue amplifying the message of self-care through her business which sells boxes filled with hand-made gifts, thoughtful activities, and products from Black-Indigenous-People of Color-(BIPOC) owned businesses. "SBDC helped me with my business, strategy, marketing, and brainstorming and gave me a sense of relief and guidance."
Melax
Makalah Emanuel, CEO and Founder of Melaxation Boxes, is on a mission to continue amplifying the message of self-care through her business which sells boxes filled with hand-made gifts, thoughtful activities, and products from Black-Indigenous-People of Color-(BIPOC) owned businesses. "SBDC helped me with my business, strategy, marketing, and brainstorming and gave me a sense of relief and guidance."
10,429
Jobs supported by 1,462 clients in underserved communities
10,429
Jobs supported by 1,462 clients in underserved communities
10,429
Jobs supported by 1,462 clients in underserved communities
10,429
Jobs supported by 1,462 clients in underserved communities
10,429
Jobs supported by 1,462 clients in underserved communities
Planning for Success: Elite Feet
Owner of Elite Feet, Jason Hunt, discusses how the DSBDC supported his small business in Middletown, DE. The Delaware SBDC proudly serves a diverse client base — minority business owners and operators comprise 52% of our client base, and we have served over 100 Hispanic clients over the last two fiscal years.
Planning for Success: Elite Feet
Owner of Elite Feet, Jason Hunt, discusses how the DSBDC supported his small business in Middletown, DE. The Delaware SBDC proudly serves a diverse client base — minority business owners and operators comprise 52% of our client base, and we have served over 100 Hispanic clients over the last two fiscal years.
Planning for Success: Elite Feet
Owner of Elite Feet, Jason Hunt, discusses how the DSBDC supported his small business in Middletown, DE. The Delaware SBDC proudly serves a diverse client base — minority business owners and operators comprise 52% of our client base, and we have served over 100 Hispanic clients over the last two fiscal years.
Planning for Success: Elite Feet
Owner of Elite Feet, Jason Hunt, discusses how the DSBDC supported his small business in Middletown, DE. The Delaware SBDC proudly serves a diverse client base — minority business owners and operators comprise 52% of our client base, and we have served over 100 Hispanic clients over the last two fiscal years.
Planning for Success: Elite Feet
Owner of Elite Feet, Jason Hunt, discusses how the DSBDC supported his small business in Middletown, DE. The Delaware SBDC proudly serves a diverse client base — minority business owners and operators comprise 52% of our client base, and we have served over 100 Hispanic clients over the last two fiscal years.
Roda Juice
Roda Juice is a line of cold-pressed raw juices based on Latin American flavors. Flavors include the Cartagena — pineapple, orange, carrot, turmeric and jicama — and the Mendoza — apple, celery, lemon and spinach. Roberto Tapia produces fewer than 100 bottles of juice a week and sells them in his fitness center, which has reopened after COVID, as well as online. He also puts bottles in his daughter's school lunches, attracting interest from teachers who have became fans.
Roda Juice
Roda Juice is a line of cold-pressed raw juices based on Latin American flavors. Flavors include the Cartagena — pineapple, orange, carrot, turmeric and jicama — and the Mendoza — apple, celery, lemon and spinach. Roberto Tapia produces fewer than 100 bottles of juice a week and sells them in his fitness center, which has reopened after COVID, as well as online. He also puts bottles in his daughter's school lunches, attracting interest from teachers who have became fans.
Roda Juice
Roda Juice is a line of cold-pressed raw juices based on Latin American flavors. Flavors include the Cartagena — pineapple, orange, carrot, turmeric and jicama — and the Mendoza — apple, celery, lemon and spinach. Roberto Tapia produces fewer than 100 bottles of juice a week and sells them in his fitness center, which has reopened after COVID, as well as online. He also puts bottles in his daughter's school lunches, attracting interest from teachers who have became fans.
Roda Juice
Roda Juice is a line of cold-pressed raw juices based on Latin American flavors. Flavors include the Cartagena — pineapple, orange, carrot, turmeric and jicama — and the Mendoza — apple, celery, lemon and spinach. Roberto Tapia produces fewer than 100 bottles of juice a week and sells them in his fitness center, which has reopened after COVID, as well as online. He also puts bottles in his daughter's school lunches, attracting interest from teachers who have became fans.
Roda Juice
Roda Juice is a line of cold-pressed raw juices based on Latin American flavors. Flavors include the Cartagena — pineapple, orange, carrot, turmeric and jicama — and the Mendoza — apple, celery, lemon and spinach. Roberto Tapia produces fewer than 100 bottles of juice a week and sells them in his fitness center, which has reopened after COVID, as well as online. He also puts bottles in his daughter's school lunches, attracting interest from teachers who have became fans.
8,988
The network served nearly 9,000 minority-owned small businesses in 2020. This year we announced a new DEI committee to expand our outreach.
8,988
The network served nearly 9,000 minority-owned small businesses in 2020. This year we announced a new DEI committee to expand our outreach.
8,988
The network served nearly 9,000 minority-owned small businesses in 2020. This year we announced a new DEI committee to expand our outreach.
8,988
The network served nearly 9,000 minority-owned small businesses in 2020. This year we announced a new DEI committee to expand our outreach.
8,988
The network served nearly 9,000 minority-owned small businesses in 2020. This year we announced a new DEI committee to expand our outreach.