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September 08, 2010
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   NORTHWEST IOWA SBDC - SPENCER

 About the Northwest IA SBDC

The Northwest Iowa Small Business Development Center (formerly Iowa Lakes SBDC) became a part of the statewide network on January 1, 1986. The Northwest Iowa SBDC has positioned itself as an integral part of the efforts and activities of economic development in the area, along with chambers of commerce and municipalities in the nine counties it serves.

A strong emphasis is placed on providing individualized business counseling and specialized workshops. The Northwest Iowa SBDC is in the unique position of serving two community college districts: Iowa Lakes Community College, Area III and Northwest Community College, Area IV.

The Center has an excellent relationship and position with its host institution, Iowa Lakes Community College and serves as a separate component of the institution's business assistance and economic development initiatives.

he Director works with the college's Executive Director of Economic development to coordinate and maintain assistance and programs to business and industry in Northwest Iowa.

 

 

  
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...Mr McCarty was the counselor and he was excellent.
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 Northwest IA SBDC News & Articles
Deadline Extension Announced for Emergency Unemployment Insurance Benefits

The Iowa Workforce Development has begun to reactivate approximately 16,000 Iowans who may be eligible for additional Emergency Unemployment Compensation benefits since a deadline extension was passed by Congress.

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Consumer Reports Index Reports Economy Improving…Slowly

The economy is improving this month, according to the Consumer Reports Index for July. Job creation increased to 51.1, its highest level since April 2009. The report showed that 7.8 percent of Americans started a new job versus 5.7 percent who lost their job.

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Minority Business Ownership More Than Double the National Rate

According to the Census Bureau, the number of minority-owned businesses increased by 45.6 percent between 2002 and 2007, more than double the national average of 18.0 percent for all U.S. businesses. The number of women-owned businesses also surpassed the national average with a 20.1 percent increase.

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