Searching for capital to finance a small business can be overwhelming, especially for the millions of rural small business owners working to boost their community’s economy.
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Small Business Majority provides a suite of educational programs and resources to small business owners, their employees and self-employed entrepreneurs to empower them to start and grow their enterprises. We do this through educational presentations and roundtable discussions, as well as by providing online resources, newsletters, videos and more. We partner with national, state and local business organizations to co-host in-person and online events and share important updates and information to small business owners and work at the national and local level to support and build ecosystems to provide entrepreneurs with access to the right resource at the right time. We also help small business owners in key states understand how legislation being debated in the state capitol would affect them.
Along with our busy Washington D.C. office, we have offices in the San Francisco Bay Area, Sacramento, Los Angeles, Fresno, Chicago, Denver, Atlanta and Albuquerque.
Upcoming Events Nationwide
Learn about business resources that are available to start or grow your business in the City of Chicago. Topics will include obtaining a business license, connecting with a neighborhood business development center and utilizing business education programs.
Entrepreneurs and small business owners drive economic innovation through the invention of new products, technologies and ideas, which are all commonly referred to as intellectual property (IP). However, many entrepreneurs may not recognize the value of protecting their unique IP.
Discover the secrets to mastering your work-life balance with Small Business Majority and Grow with Google in this exciting webinar! Dive into the world of Google tools and unlock the potential to streamline your tasks, from budgeting to meeting agendas and priority organization.
Looking for capital for your small business but not sure where to start? The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) may have what you're looking for!