Ontario Elections – Is Small Business Really the Answer?
Thursday, December 22nd, 2011
Leo Panitch: All parties are pledging to help small business, but that’s where workers have the least rights
Duration : 0:12:6
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8a certification overview and qualifications
Tuesday, November 29th, 2011
SBA 8a certificaition – an overview of the application process by Mark Ryan the managing partner of ez8a. www.ez8a.com
Duration : 0:5:38
Minority business grants
Monday, November 21st, 2011
Visit to – http://businessgrantsfor.com Business.gov provides information and resources that help small businesses comply with federal, state and local business laws and government regulations. … Loans & Grants · Loans, Grants, Venture Capital please visit to- http://www.applybusinessgrantsandloans.com
There are tons of financial assistance programs available to entrepreneurs and business owners in the United States. Eligibility varies, but there are enough opportunities for everyone to pursue. You just have to be diligent, persistent, and consistent in your quest. Below, you will find 10 great suggestions on how to apply for and obtain small business grants.
1) Check With Your Local Government Agencies. Many cities, counties, and states give away money to local businesses. Why? Because they want you to create jobs and more tax revenue. Many times they won’t highly publicize these opportunities, but it’s in your best interest to give them a call and/or search their web sites.
2) Check With Federal Government Agencies. The federal government doesn’t give business grants directly to businesses, but they do give money to foundations who in turn can give money to small businesses. The federal agency in charge of this is the Grants Program Management Office, and all of their opportunities are listed publicly at http://www.businessstartupgrants.info
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Minority business grant
Friday, November 18th, 2011
Visit to – http://businessgrantsfor.com Business.gov provides information and resources that help small businesses comply with federal, state and local business laws and government regulations. … Loans & Grants · Loans, Grants, Venture Capital please visit to- http://www.applybusinessgrantsandloans.com
There are tons of financial assistance programs available to entrepreneurs and business owners in the United States. Eligibility varies, but there are enough opportunities for everyone to pursue. You just have to be diligent, persistent, and consistent in your quest. Below, you will find 10 great suggestions on how to apply for and obtain small business grants.
1) Check With Your Local Government Agencies. Many cities, counties, and states give away money to local businesses. Why? Because they want you to create jobs and more tax revenue. Many times they won’t highly publicize these opportunities, but it’s in your best interest to give them a call and/or search their web sites.
2) Check With Federal Government Agencies. The federal government doesn’t give business grants directly to businesses, but they do give money to foundations who in turn can give money to small businesses. The federal agency in charge of this is the Grants Program Management Office, and all of their opportunities are listed publicly at http://www.businessstartupgrants.info
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Obama to Axe Small Business Programs_ Lloyd Chapman Reports
Friday, October 14th, 2011
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Alex talks with the president and founder of the American Small Business League, Lloyd Chapman, about the Occupy Wall Street protests now entering a third week. Mr. Chapman and Jones will also talk about the economy and how Obama’s policies are hurting small business in America.
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Petaluma, Calif. – Friday the Obama Administration set a rule change in motion to eliminate federal contracting programs for minority-owned small businesses. A shocking move since, in the midst of one of the worst recessions in U.S. history, unemployment has hit minority groups especially hard. According the U.S. labor department, the jobless figure for African Americans is almost twice that of overall unemployment (16.7 percent).
The proposed rule change is aimed at ending federal programs that establish, for the Department of Defense (DOD), NASA and the U.S. Coast Guard, a five percent federal contracting goal with small socially and economically disadvantaged businesses.
Around 35 percent of the U.S. population is made up of ethnic minorities, and 5.8 million businesses are minority-owned. The American Small Business League (ASBL) estimates that if the policy is implemented, minority-owned small businesses could lose close to $50 billion in federal contracts annually, which could lead to the loss of millions of jobs.
This is the latest in several instances of abuse of federal small business contracting programs. In addition to attempts to eliminate minority-owned federal contracting programs, the Obama Administration has been criticized for diverting billions of dollars a month in federal small business contracts to Fortune 500 firms and other large businesses worldwide. Some large companies that have received federal small business contracts include Lockheed Martin, British Aerospace, Rolls-Royce and Italian defense giant Finmeccanica SpA.
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Minority business grants
Wednesday, October 12th, 2011
Visit to – http://businessgrantsfor.com Business.gov provides information and resources that help small businesses comply with federal, state and local business laws and government regulations. … Loans & Grants · Loans, Grants, Venture Capital please visit to- http://www.applybusinessgrantsandloans.com
There are tons of financial assistance programs available to entrepreneurs and business owners in the United States. Eligibility varies, but there are enough opportunities for everyone to pursue. You just have to be diligent, persistent, and consistent in your quest. Below, you will find 10 great suggestions on how to apply for and obtain small business grants.
1) Check With Your Local Government Agencies. Many cities, counties, and states give away money to local businesses. Why? Because they want you to create jobs and more tax revenue. Many times they won’t highly publicize these opportunities, but it’s in your best interest to give them a call and/or search their web sites.
2) Check With Federal Government Agencies. The federal government doesn’t give business grants directly to businesses, but they do give money to foundations who in turn can give money to small businesses. The federal agency in charge of this is the Grants Program Management Office, and all of their opportunities are listed publicly at http://www.businessstartupgrants.info
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Duration : 0:0:39
Where to Get Information on Federal Contract Opportunities
Monday, October 10th, 2011
http://micheleruiz.com David Hinson chats with Michele Ruiz at the USHCC 2011 convention about where to get information on doing business with the Federal Government as an HBE, mbe, SBE, and WBE. Hinson is National Director of the minority business Development Agency.
Duration : 0:3:9
Minority small business grants
Thursday, September 29th, 2011
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Federal Contract Opportunities For Minority Owned Business
Tuesday, September 20th, 2011
http://micheleruiz.com/ David Hinson chats with Michele Ruiz about contract opportunities with the Federal Government for minority owned businesses. He is with the minority business Development Agency and was a speaker at the USHCC 2011 event.
Duration : 0:4:41
SPN Small Business
Saturday, June 11th, 2011
Describes US Army Corps of Engineers partnership with small businesses on projects to improve quality of life for neighbors and stakeholders in San Francisco District of the South Pacific Division. Produced by San Francisco District and South Pacific Division Public Affairs.
Duration : 0:2:54