Florida SBDC Business Blog
Local Veteran-owned Business Moves in on Government Contracts
TAC Commercial Moving, LLC of Pinellas County
Vietnam service-disabled Army veteran, Tom Camera, has spent the past 28 years growing his small business to the point where it is now solid competition for larger companies.
Read More →Passion drives IT business owners into contracting world
Think IT Ai of Pinellas County
How many times have you stopped yourself and wondered if you are really where you are supposed to be in your work life?
Read More →Florida SBDC at USF continues to assist businesses affected by coronavirus pandemic
by Stacey Dadd | April 28, 2020 The coronavirus pandemic has impacted all businesses in the state of Florida, one way or another. Some businesses have found success in pivoting from brewing beer to making hand sanitizer, or going from tailoring wedding dresses to manufacturing […]
Read More →State Announces Small Business Emergency Bridge Loan Program Closure, Availability of Federal Assistance
Florida SBDC Network Headquarters (Pensacola, Fla.) – With the assistance of the Florida SBDC Network, the state’s principal provider of business assistance, the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity (DEO), the administrator of the Florida Small Business Emergency Bridge Loan program has received more than 38,000 applications since the program was first activated on March 17. As of Tuesday, April 14, the bridge loan program approved 1,000 loans, expending the full $50 million of funding appropriated for the program.
Read More →Florida SBDC at USF Aids Small Businesses in Midst of Pandemic
by Stacey Dadd | April 6, 2020 Update (4.16.20): The State of Florida Small Business Emergency Bridge Loan program officially closed on April 13. The Florida SBDC at USF received approximately 6,000 applications for the 10-county region. Staff members and consultants were able to get […]
Read More →Generational Mulberry business sees new growth
Engineered Electrical Services LLC of Polk County
Following in his father’s footsteps, John Leedy has spent the past 45 years as an electrical engineer.
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