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The businesses in Parker have shaped our community into the town we know today. The Town of Parker holds our business community in high regard, and we prioritize investing in programs and resources to support their continued success. Learn a little more about the Business Retention and Expansion (BRE) program in our second video, Let’s Talk Economic Development - BRE.

Exciting News: We’re spreading the word about establishing a Business Improvement District (BID) in Grey Lynn. Why does this matter? As the only inner-city suburb in Auckland without a BID, Grey Lynn has been missing out on numerous benefits. But that’s about to change! Becoming a BID will empower us to transform our neighbourhood into an even more prosperous and dynamic area. Here’s what it means for Grey Lynn business: Economic Growth: A BID can drive economic growth by supporting local businesses and attracting new opportunities. Infrastructure Improvements: We’ll have a stronger voice in advocating for infrastructural enhancements that benefit everyone. Networking Opportunities: The BID will foster connections among businesses, creating a supportive network. How can you get involved? It’s easy! Here are three steps: Stay informed and help spread the word: Share the news about the BID’s benefits with your business neighbours - it’s a win-win for everyone! Participate in Events and Discussions: Attend our community events, catch up with other local businesses, and get answers to your questions about being a BID. Your input matters! Vote ‘YES’ in the BID Election: Mark your calendars for October 14th to November 12th, 2024. Remind your business neighbours to vote. Let’s make this happen together! Visit GLBA.co.nz for more information, and check here for further updates. You can also visit Auckland Council for details on the BID program.

Make a difference in San Antonio's #smallbusiness community while earning extra income! Let's boost small businesses by increasing their exposure. Together, we can promote proactive strategies instead of reactive ones during slower times. Remember, people can't buy if they don't know. Support your local small businesses and let's make a difference! #sanantoniosmallbusiness #sanantoniosmallbusinesses #sanantonio #satx #satxsmallbusiness

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In every corner of Tampa Bay, there's a local gem, a small business brimming with passion, dedication, and a unique story waiting to be heard. They are not just businesses; they are the heartbeat of our community, pulsating with dreams and aspirations. Let's make a conscious effort to spread the word about them by sharing your favorite local businesses, tag them, engage with them, shop with them. Let's create a ripple effect of support. After all, a rising tide lifts all boats. Support local, shop small, and be a part of the vibrant tapestry that makes our community uniquely ours! Tag your favorite local businesses in the comments below. #SmallBusinessSupport #SMB #SmallBiz #SmallBusiness #SmallBusinessOwner #Tampa #TampaBay #HillsboroughCounty #LocallyOwned #LocalBusiness

Small businesses are treasured community assets and provide pathways to economic security for many Black, Indigenous, Latinx, and Asian entrepreneurs and their families. They also have the potential to be a key part of revitalizing downtown San Francisco. But small businesses in San Francisco face multiple challenges: complicated permitting, high fees, escalating costs, and a sluggish post-pandemic recovery, especially in downtown areas with reduced foot traffic. City leaders can fortify San Francisco's small business ecosystem to create a better environment for entrepreneurs to operate downtown. Our research, drawn from a literature review and interviews with city staff, small business owners, and nonprofits, pinpoints seven interventions that would make a difference. Read the research brief here: https://lnkd.in/gSJh5GNx By Sujata Srivastava, Stanford Caldera III, Anne Christie #smallbusiness #downtown #sanfrancisco

Recognizing the critical importance of small businesses as engines of local economic growth, Dickenson County is exploring strategies to revitalize its small business sector and foster an environment conducive to entrepreneurial success. A recent report developed by Katharine Barbour, a Master of Public Policy candidate and Tadler Fellow at the University of Virginia, paints a sobering picture of the trajectory of our small business ecosystem. The report highlights a concerning 60 percent decrease in new establishment openings between 2001 and 2021 and projects the complete decline of the county’s small business ecosystem by 2040. Titled “Addressing Declining Small Business Dynamism in Dickenson County, Virginia,” the 45-page analysis combines peer-reviewed research and interviews with community members, which highlighted a local desire for improved communication about available resources, opportunities for entrepreneurial education, and increased community engagement. ??????? To read more ?????? https://lnkd.in/eGxCD8ZY To view the full report ?????? https://lnkd.in/eSBc82RX

Nashville entrepreneurs have spoken! According to a new report by EO Nashville, affordable housing, public education, and transit are the top challenges facing our city’s business owners. Learn more about the opportunities and solutions that are shaping Nashville’s future by clicking the link below! https://lnkd.in/eBa8tFwb

The Power of Local Partnerships: A Recipe for Success In Lancaster, PA, small businesses have a unique way of thriving. When local businesses team up, they create a support system that can handle anything. That’s why building long-term relationships between small businesses is key to success. Strength in Unity: Having a network of local partners means you’re never alone. When businesses in Lancaster work together, they form a strong team ready to face challenges. This unity helps everyone grow and succeed. Personalized Service: Big companies often lack the personal touch. Small businesses, on the other hand, can offer services that are just right for each customer. This personal approach builds strong connections and ensures everyone feels valued and understood. Economic Growth: Spending money with local businesses isn’t just good for your company; it’s good for the whole community. Every dollar spent locally stays in the area, creating jobs and boosting the local economy. This kind of investment helps everyone in the community thrive. Shared Success: Long-term relationships are built on trust and mutual success. When businesses support each other, they grow together. This shared success strengthens the entire local economy and fosters a sense of community pride and accomplishment. Click here to learn more about how RJW goes the extra mile: https://lnkd.in/ezaQ2vtw

Applications for the Project 412 MN #DetroitLakes pitch competition are due 6/7. Eligibility Requirements - Submissions must be for a new company, new idea, or an existing small business with a new concept or expansion - Teams consist of one to four members - Each team must have a designated point of contact that is 18 years or older (they will receive the 1099-MISC form). - If you are an existing organization, one team member must be a C-level executive of the organization - Teams can only enter one idea into the competition - If the organization exists, it must be within the Detroit Lakes area. If it has not been officially formed, it must be the intent that it will be formed in the Detroit Lakes area. https://lnkd.in/gDCpRqtE