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Web site maintenance: NYSSBDC.org may be temporarily unavailable on Friday, July 30, 2010 between 9:00am and noon. Thank you for your patience! Open Health Care Letter to Small Businesses - Read the open letter from SBA Administrator Karen Mills explaining immediate benefits available to small businesses as part of the Affordable Care Act New publication! Mature Entrepreneur Planning Guide, a resource for those in the mature stages of their life who are considering starting or purchasing a small business |
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Recession Survival Guide for Small BusinessAugust 2009 No one should become a small business owner and expect it to be easy - that the business will grow on its own with little or no effort while the owner sits back and relaxes. Owning and operating a small business takes more time and energy than most full-time jobs. A small business owner must be 100% dedicated to making it succeed, and this is in the best of times. When the country falls into a recession (like right now), even the most successful small business will feel the challenges of the rough economic conditions. Here, you will find helpful topic-specific advice that can help any small business owner weather tough financial times. While every business is unique, we present tips, techniques, and experiences from our SBDC business advisors (many of whom are small business owners as well). These can be applied to any type or sized business. Table of Contents:
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Business Development Center State University Plaza Corporate Woods Building, 3rd Floor Albany, NY 12246 In NY State (800) 732-SBDC Outside NY State (518) 443-5398 |
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part through a Cooperative Agreement with the U.S. Small Business
Administration. All opinions, conclusions or recommendations expressed are
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SBA funded programs are extended to the public on a nondiscriminatory basis.
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