On June 14th, SBDC’s Small Business Fuel Show host Paul Wilson sat down with Ashley D. Bell who currently serves as the entrepreneurship Policy Advisor for the White House Opportunity and revitalization Council and is the SBA Regional IV Administrator. Read or listen to the entire conversation.
Listen to SBDC’s Area Director Paul Wilson on Business RadioX. He shares the details of an exciting program that the Small Business Association and the Government is providing for entrepreneurs and small business owners.
With a firm mission in mind, READI Consulting was launched in 2019 to address multigenerational literacy through the lens of workforce readiness. This meant providing tailored services to various educational institutions to enable them to better engage with their under-educated, underemployed workers.
Paul Wilson, Area Director for SBDC talks with Christopher Pike during Economic Development Week 2020.
Paul discusses how the SBDC impacts our community and how people can get involved. SBDC offers one-on-one consulting and marketing services along with business training. View the full interview on their Facebook page and follow.
Paul Wilson, Area Director – SBDC shares with Invest Atlanta the many resources and programs offered to support small businesses in our region. View his interview on their Facebook page and follow.
Ben Lawrence Ph.D., the Aziz Hashim Professor of Franchise Entrepreneurship at Georgia State University discusses the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the franchise industry.
On April 23, 2019, three Georgia State Students were selected to compete in the Women in Construction, Engineering, and Related Services (WISERS) “Big Ideas for a Bright Future” Pitch Competition. This pitch competition providing a platform for aspiring female entrepreneurs was part of the fifth annual WICERS conference held at the W Midtown in Atlanta, Georgia.
Amyn Sadruddin (B.S. ’14), executive director of TiE Atlanta addressed CEO members at the final weekly speaker gathering this Spring semester. Basing his knowledge on years of experience, Sadruddin shared two key takeaways to some 15 students that April morning.
My business plan was all about creating programs about water safety, first aid, and CPR in minority communities. Unlike most outreach programs, I am first focusing on adults. It would be a short summer course that teaches adults how to swim and perform potentially life saving acts of first aid.
