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Governor Doyle Salutes
UW Small Business Development Centers
and Wisconsin Entrepreneurs’ Network
Small Business Support Agencies Celebrate Milestones MADISON – Governor Jim Doyle today congratulated the UW Small Business Development Centers (SBDC) on 30 years of assistance to Wisconsin’s small businesses. He also recognized the Wisconsin Entrepreneurs’ Network (WEN) on its five-year anniversary of assisting the state’s entrepreneurs. Department of Commerce Deputy Secretary Aaron Olver represented the Governor at the joint anniversary celebration held April 14th at Madison’s Hilton Hotel. ***** WSBDC is an Accredited Member of the Association of Small Business Development Centers. 
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