America's SBDC is the parent brand and the national association recognized by the federal government, by statute, as the representative of America’s Small Business development center (SBDC) network. established as a public/private partnership by Congress in 1980, the Small Business Development Center program is the most comprehensive, efficient, and effective small business assistance network in the nation. Our mission is to help new entrepreneurs realize their dream of business ownership and existing small businesses remain competitive and profitable in the complex marketplace of an ever-changing global economy.

America's SBDC Facts
• Nearly 1,000 centers nationwide
• SBDC centers reach more then 1.1 million Small Businesses nationwide
• In 2008 generated nearly $5.6 billion in new sales
• In 2008 saved an additional $6.4 billion in sales
• Created 12,124 new businesses between 2007-2008
• Created 58,501 new fulltime jobs
• Saved an additional 88,889 jobs

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Business Development

America's SBDC

America's SBDC's headquarters in Burke, VA, United States

C. E. “Tee” Rowe

April Youngblut

Jess Clifford

The Business Development and Support team at America's SBDC focuses on enhancing the growth and sustainability of small businesses across the nation. This team provides critical support through consultation, strategic planning, and educational resources, while also managing grants and fostering international trade opportunities. By leveraging their diverse expertise, team members help entrepreneurs navigate the complexities of business ownership and drive economic development at both local and national levels.

Business Development and Support

The Leadership Team at America's SBDC is responsible for strategic direction, policy development, and overall management of the national association. They work collaboratively to enhance the effectiveness of the SBDC network, ensuring that centers have the resources and support needed to assist small businesses across the country. This team also plays a crucial role in communications, advocacy, and fostering partnerships that empower entrepreneurs and promote small business growth.

Leadership Team

The Project Management team at America's SBDC is responsible for overseeing the planning, execution, and evaluation of initiatives that support small business development centers across the nation. This team coordinates resources, manages budgets, and ensures that projects align with the organization's mission to empower entrepreneurs and enhance the competitiveness of small businesses. By fostering collaboration among stakeholders and tracking project outcomes, they contribute to the overall success and growth of America’s small business community.

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America's SBDC

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Business Development and Support

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