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Small Business Development Center – Houston (SBDC)
Helping Small Businesses Start, Grow And Succeed!
With 14 locations, the Small Business Development Center – Houston (SBDC) Network is responsible for providing small business assistance to 32 counties throughout Southeast Texas.
If you’re in need of small business assistance, the SBDC advising staff can assist you in various stages of the business life cycle: pre-venture or early stage, startup, expansion, growth and exit.
Resources offered by the SBDC
Cybersecurity: Stay up-to-date with cybersecurity resources that include access to live and recorded webinars and cybersecurity trends, tips and strategies.
Disaster Preparedness: Stay up-to-date with the latest small business news. Get top business recommendations and tips on navigating the COVID-19 pandemic.
Start Your Business: Get the help you need to shape your business ideas into a practicable plan. Contact your local SBDC to schedule a free advising session.
Grow Your Business: Take your business to the next level with help from our qualified professionals. We can help solve many challenges found in growing a small business.
Market Research: Get expert industry market research to help you make better business decisions, faster. Advisors can help with statistics, data and more.
About Small Business Development Center – Houston (SBDC)
The University of Houston Texas Gulf Coast SBDC Network is a business advising and training center serving 32 counties in Southeast Texas. The UH Texas Gulf Coast SBDC Network is a program of the University of Houston (UH) Bauer College of Business and a resource partner of the U. S. Small Business Administration (SBA).
The SBDC is funded in part through a cooperative agreement with the U. S. Small Business Administration. All opinions, conclusions or recommendations expressed herein are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the SBA. SBDC programs are nondiscriminatory and are available to individuals with disabilities.