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SBRC -- Our mission is to help you meet your business goals.

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SMALL BUSINESS RESOURCE CENTER

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Primary Purpose

To help entrepreneurs to meet their goals by bridging the knowledge and networking gaps for start-ups and growing businesses in Connecticut through unique online resources.

Means

Offer unique combination of Connecticut-specific business information, essential business building tips, and networking opportunities via website.

Provide electronic and conventional links to regional and state-wide small business support network.

Enable and improve linkages between suppliers and purchasers of goods and services within southwestern Connecticut via directories of small businesses to whom companies can outsource work and by listing the work that companies wish to outsource.

Provide training, counseling and technical assistance to start-ups and growing businesses of all sorts via world wide web and via live events.

Provide live training, counseling and technical assistance to start-ups run by low and moderate-income entrepreneurs, people in professional or personal transition, and people living in economically distressed areas.

Form

SBRC will be charitable organization 501-c-3.

SBRC has virtual presence on Internet -- www.sbrc.net.

SBRC programs are community-based.

SBRC programs are customized to fulfill the needs of start-ups and small businesses.

Track Record

Four Annual Small Business Fairs attracted total of 1,200+ participants and 100+ exhibitors. Fairs featured exhibitors, networking and workshops on start-ups and growing businesses.

Offered 60+ workshops.

Delivered 80+ individualized small business and career transition counseling sessions.

Introduced business owners to CT small business support network.

Under Norwalk Redevelopment Community Development Block Grant and City of Norwalk Weed & Seed grant, serviced 75+ entrepreneurs via scheduled classes and through individual technical assistance.

81% minority

81% low to moderate income

55% women

Management

Wyn Lydecker, Co-director -- Wharton MBA, small business owner, expertise in business communications and package good marketing and advertising. Over 20+ years experience with Fortune 500 companies, small businesses, nonprofits and continuing education instruction.

For further information, contact us at: sbrc@sbrc.net.

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