SBDC’s 13 centers impact organizations around the state, helping entrepreneurs start, manage and grow their businesses. We positively influence people with great ideas to create successful dream companies.
The Wisconsin SBDC Network is part of America’s SBDC, which has produced a
2021 Impact Report. See the report here.
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Read MoreWisconsin SBDC celebrates #SBDCDay and helping clients secure $28.8 million in COVID-19 relief
In 2020, the Wisconsin Small Business Development (SBDC) Network helped clients impacted by COVID-19 receive $21.1 million in federal aid and $7.7 million in state aid. For that reason and many more, SBDC Day will take on extra significance in 2021.
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