Florida SBDC Business Blog
Tampa-based general contractor utilizes PPP, EIDL to weather COVID-19
AGS Stone of Tampa
After serving in leadership positions in the industrial distribution industry for more than 30 years, Gary Rogers, who had always had an interest in starting a business, acquired AGS Stone and relocated to Tampa from Western New York. That was 2010.
Read More →Gain a Competitive Advantage by Going Green
by Pablo Arroyo | October 24, 2020 It is undeniable that COVID-19 has had a tremendous impact on businesses, not only in Florida but across the nation. Rather than giving up, many business owners are adapting to this new way of life, beginning to express […]
Read More →Local Gym Stays Strong through COVID-19
Fit Method 4:13 of Hillsborough County
The fitness industry is arguably one of the hardest hit sectors of business as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. It’s left many gym owners scrambling to figure out how to make ends meet until operations can resume at 100 percent. For some, government disaster funding has been essential to keeping their doors open as they rebuild their businesses.
Read More →FAQ: Trademarking Your International Business
by Selma Canas | October 9, 2020 Recently we discussed the importance of business owners trademarking their business. It doesn’t matter if a business is local or nationwide, protecting a company’s image by implementing a trademark is key for any business. Again, when a company […]
Read More →Café Owners Keeping Aloha Alive
Ohana Café of Pinellas County
When you meet Teresa and Phillipe Ohana, you can’t help but feel the infectious joy they have for what they do. Teresa, a native of Hawaii, grew up in a family of entertainers – singers, dancers, hula performers, and more.
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