CDFA undertook a comprehensive assessment culminating in the NH Small Business Ecosystem Assessment report. The report sheds new light on the challenges and opportunities facing NH small businesses, particularly those from underserved and historically marginalized communities.
Read MoreStarting a small business is an exciting venture that, when approached strategically, can not only be personally fulfilling but also contribute positively to your community. In this post, we'll explore how to work with your community to launch a small business in New Hampshire.
Read MoreNew Hampshire businesses owned by women, socially and economically disadvantaged individuals, and underserved entrepreneurs.
Read MoreCulturally competent outreach is a real buzz word today. It refers to the ability of organizations and individuals to effectively interact, communicate, and engage with people from diverse cultural backgrounds.
Read MoreIn New Hampshire today DEI matters because it builds towards an environment where people from diverse backgrounds can thrive, collaborate, and contribute their unique strengths
Read MoreAndrea O'Brien, business advisor and lead Inclusivity Commitment Advisor for New Hampshire's Small Business Development Center (SBDC), brings forward client experiences from the Community Navigator Program
Read MoreWill Arvelo, Chair for the Business Alliance for People of Color (BAPOC-NH), talks about how the Community Navigator Pilot Program offered up some out-of-the-box thinking, sparking community connection
Read MoreCulturally competent outreach is important because it acknowledges the diversity of our communities and recognizes that one size does not fit all when it comes to engagement and relationship-building.
Read MoreLaunching a new small business is an exciting endeavor, but it can be nerve wracking too. As New Hampshire becomes more diverse, community spirit can provide a perfect backdrop for entrepreneurial dreams
Read MoreStarting a new business in any community requires careful planning, dedication, and understanding of the local market. Here are some ideas to help in New Hampshire:
Read MoreWithin New Hampshire, a spirit of celebration permeates the air as the state embraces its burgeoning communities, hosting a plethora of international festivals that provide windows into diverse cultural heritages. These festivals offer splendid opportunities to learn about and celebrate the richness of these traditions.
Read MoreThe NH Community Navigator Program (CNP) is one way that the New Hampshire Small Business Development Center (SBDC) has built momentum to reach out to diverse businesses and entrepreneurs in the Granite State.
Read MoreThe New Hampshire Women's Business Center operates in partnership with the U.S. Small Business Administration. We offer consultations, workshops and networking opportunities to help you reach your entrepreneurial goals.
Laurel Adams has been President of the Regional Economic Development Center for 13 years, specializing in helping new and growing small businesses access capital through various sources.
Read MoreThe Community Navigator Program targets social and economically disadvantaged entrepreneurs and historically vulnerable community members. We're trying to make sure that businesses and our community know that our services are available to everyone.
Read MoreThe program serves anyone looking to start or is currently running a for-profit enterprise and looking for additional resources or guidance.
Read MoreThe New Hampshire Community Navigator Program has emerged as a vital resource that can serve veterans looking to start or currently running a small business. Veteran-owned small businesses are an important part of our local economies, driving innovation, creating jobs, and fostering community development.
Read MoreMeet Kile Adumene, the woman who informed and guided New Hampshire’s small business assistance scene toward good, authentic, and effective community outreach.
Read MoreNew Hampshire’s Community Navigator Program is designed to reduce barriers that underrepresented and underserved entrepreneurs often face when trying to recover, grow, or start their businesses.
Read MoreState program for small businesses assisted 255 entrepreneurs and helped to raise almost $2.5M in loans during its first year of activity
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