COVID-19: How we can help businesses

Business Impact

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.

300
New Businesses Created in 2019
19,717
Jobs Supported in 2019
4,658
Clients Served in 2019
$91.3M
In Capital Investment in 2019
2,532
Business Education Participants in 2019
No one person can do it all, so the SBDC is an amazing free resource.
Sophia Barry
Wisdom Wellness | Scentsory Bath and Body Boutique | Elevate Business Consulting, LLC
When I have questions, Kevin replies quickly. His expansive network of connections is always able to help provide answers.
Jim Nohr
NOHR, LLC
It’s great to have objective, experienced advisors during our critical first years.
Courtney Janson
Clink!, LLC
52%
Female Clients
17%
Minority Clients
$31M
Rural Capital Investment
60%
Businesses Having some Female Ownership
7%
Veteran Clients

Baby Express: Empowering and Supporting New Moms

Nicole Urquhart created her business to improve access to healthcare and nutrition for pregnant women and mothers through transportation, breastfeeding assistance…

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Julian Family Farm: Growing through Diversification

Katrina and Jason Julian expanded their organic, grass-fed beef business by diversifying their marketing channels and pa…

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Sheboygan Chiropractic: A healthier, happier community

At the clinic, Dr. Megan Osladil Walters offers a personal connection and a variety of chiropractic techniques to promote healing.

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Wisconsin SBDC Network to assist businesses with disaster loan applications

MADISON, Wis.—The Wisconsin Small Business Development (SBDC) Network is helping small businesses apply for federal disaster loans to mitigate the substantial economic injury as a result of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

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