Massachusetts Small Business Development Center Network
Southeast Regional Office

  

MSBDC

  
Driving economic and entrepreneurial growth in Massachusetts since 1980

 

 

    

The Massachusetts Small Business Development Center's Southeast Region is part of a national network of more than 950 small business development center offices—the largest small business assistance program in the United States. Studies consistently show that Massachusetts citizens receive a strong return on their investment by utilizing the services of the Massachusetts SBDC. Our clients outperform other businesses in the state in average sales and job growth.

The Massachusetts SBDC provides no-cost, confidential and indvidualized business advising to existing and prospective small business people. Areas of assistance include, but are not limited to: business plan development, preventure feasibility, cash flow analysis, personnel and organizational issues, conventional and non-conventional financing, and marketing. We also offer training seminars on a variety of topics, including starting a business, financial planning, federal government procurement, marketing and international trade assistance. Please click on the Request for Advising button below to start the process. We look forward to meeting with you!
 

 
 

Want to learn about SBA loans?
Hosted by the One SouthCoast Chamber, SEED Corporation, and Massachusetts SBDC Southeast Region. Click on image below for audio.

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 State Matters is a television show hosted by state Representative Matt Muratore.
Guest speaker Cliff Robbins, Massachusetts SBDC regional director, talks about business planning, marketing,
financial planning, management in the business world.
 
Cliff video

 

Generous sponsors of the MSBDC Southeast Regional Office:
 
BankFive         First Citizens' Federal Credit Union        HarborOne Credit Union   BayCoast Bank
 

A partnership program with the U.S. Small Business Administration and the Massachusetts Department of Business Development under cooperative agreement SBAOEDSB250134-01-00 through the University of Massachusetts Amherst, Isenberg School of Management. SBDCs are a program supported by SBA and extended to the public on a non-discriminatory basis. SBA cannot endorse any products, opinions or services of any external parties or activities.
 

           U.S. Small Business Administration           MA Office of Business Development          UMass Isenberg School of Management      ASBDC Accredited Member    
          

Massachusetts Small Business Development Center
Tel. 508-673-9783

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