2017 success awards - azsbdc · 2 over $65 million the amount our clients increased their...

2017 SUCCESS AWARDS

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What’s inside:

Mission Statement

Maria Harper-Marinick, Chancellor | Robert Blaney, District Director, AZSBA

Facts at a Glance

About America’s SBDC Arizona

Strategic Initiatives

Janice Washington, Network State Director

This Year’s Winners

ASTA Roofing and Construction | MASTER AWARD WINNER

WW Associates Management and Consulting, LLC

JC Welding, LLC

Valley Imaging Solutions

Page Garage Door Services, LLC

La Paloma Restaurant

MJB Construction, LLC

The Paseo Wedding Venue

Virtual Scientific, Inc.

London Bridge Watercraft Rentals

PVB Fabrications, Inc.

CopperMine Dental Studios

Superstition Meadery

SBDC Centers and Their Hosts

Sponsors

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We provide high quality, high-impact one-on-one counseling, resource

assistance and training to preserve and create small business jobs and

revenue, and to facilitate capital formation throughout Arizona.


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"The Maricopa County Community Colleges are Arizona’s largest contributor to a robust talent pipeline. AZSBDC maximizes that talent, providing invaluable services to start-ups and small businesses, leading to job creation throughout Arizona. We are please to host the AZSBDC Network and the Arizona Procurement Technical Assistance Center. Please accept my warmest congratulations on being a recipient of the 2017 Success Award.”

Maria Harper-Marinick, Ph.D.Chancellor, Maricopa Community Colleges

“Small businesses, which are the economic backbone and preeminent job creators in Arizona and across our great nation, are essential for our communities to thrive. Small business is important to Arizona’s economy and the AZSBDC Network is an important resource for Arizona’s small businesses. The Arizona district offi ce of the SBA is proud to support the Arizona Small Business Development Center Network.”

Robert BlaneyArizona District Director and Project Officer,

US Small Business Administration

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over $65 millionThe amount our clients increased their collective sales

In 2016

Facts at a Glance

capital formation $6 4 million

1,495 jobsbusiness starts 32 9

over 6,000 counseled or trained


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About America’s SBDC Arizona Network

We are Arizona’s largest, most comprehensive and accessible statewide source of assistance for small businesses in every stage of development.

The Arizona SBDC Network provides one on one customized business counseling for no fee by expert business analysts with real life business ownership and management experience. The Network also provides learning opportunities for small businesses that teach practical skills and techniques for entrepreneurs and small business owners.

Arizona Procurement Technical Assistance Center (AZPTAC) helps businesses successfully obtain and execute government contracts at the federal, state, and local levels. AZPTAC services include counseling, training, certifi cation assistance, and bid matching services that connect business owners to existing government contracting opportunities.

The Network is an innovative partnership that includes nine community college districts, one economic development organization, the U. S. Small Business Administration (SBA) and the Department of Defense (DOD). There are ten SBDC Service Centers with additional satellite offi ces and six AZPTAC Centers statewide.

We are an accredited member of America’s SBDC, a network of nearly 1,000 SBDCs covering rural, urban, and suburban communities nationwide.

The America’s SBDC Arizona has been helping to launch, grow, and sustain small businesses for the benefi t of local communities and the State since 1988.

America’s SBDC Arizona: Working with Arizona’s Job

Creators and Innovators

About America’s SBDC Arizona Network

We are Arizona’s largest, most comprehensive and accessible statewide source of assistance

The Arizona SBDC Network provides one on one customized business counseling for no fee by expert business analysts with real life business ownership and management experience. The Network also provides learning opportunities for small businesses that teach practical skills and

Arizona Procurement Technical Assistance Center (AZPTAC) helps businesses successfully obtain and execute government contracts at the federal, state, and local levels. AZPTAC services include counseling, training, certifi cation assistance, and bid matching services that connect business owners to existing government contracting opportunities.

capital formation $6 4 million

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Strategic Initiatives

The America’s SBDC Arizona Network focuses on high impact strategic initiatives designed to help Arizona small businesses achieve strong economic impact.

As a foundation for success, the Network provides local businesses and entrepreneurs the core fi nancial education services/tools/resources they need to thrive, compete, and succeed.

STRATEGIC INITIATIVES

• Incubator Support

• Veteran Assistance

• International Trade

• Government Procurement

• Technology and Innovation

• Business Continuity

• Performance Improvement Systems

• Underserved populations

• Agriculture

• Manufacturing


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Small businesses play a signifi cant role in Arizona’s robust economy and are vital for the health and strength of our communities and the entire state.

America’s SBDC Arizona Network

On behalf of the America’s SBDC, Arizona Network (AZSBDC), the state’s principal provider of small business assistance, welcome to the 2017 Success Awards celebration. The Network is here to help launch, grow and sustain small businesses in Arizona.

Our statewide SBDC Service Centers provide confi dential, no cost, one-on-one, customized counseling to Arizona businesses and entrepreneurs who are starting a new business, growing an existing business or learning how to sustain a healthy business. Quality, practical, and eff ective training services are also provided at no or low cost. We are proud to help small businesses succeed and make an economic impact in their communities.

Our expertise is broad and our culture of collaboration means that each SBDC client has access to the knowledge, experience and resources of the entire statewide network. Our purpose is to share information and opportunities to help protect and strengthen our small businesses in Arizona.

Today, we celebrate the diff erence we make when we connect together and intentionally support small business success and sustainability. Small businesses play a signifi cant role in Arizona’s robust economy and are vital for the health and strength of our communities and the entire state.

The America’s SBDC, Arizona Network is committed to fostering the growth, sustainability and success of Arizona’s small businesses.

Janice C. Washington, MBA, CPANetwork State Director

America’s SBDC Arizona


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This Year’s Winners

Avondale Phoenix

Glendale

Kingman Flagstaff

SedonaClarkdale

Prescott

Casa Grande

Douglas

Show Low

Page

Tucson

Yuma

Sierra Vista

Surprise

JC Welding, LLC


Virtual Scientifi cMedical Labs

MJB Construction


SuperstitionMeadery

ASTA Roofi ng and Construction







Arizona Procurement Technical Assistance Centers

Small Business Development Service Centers

Phoenix

Thatcher


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ASTA Roofi ng and Construction, a minority owned

business enterprise, started in 2011.The vision was to

provide Native American and disadvantaged populations

a trade they would maintain in the community while

promoting self-sustainability through the reservation and

Indian Country. They have taken a company that started

out with $30,000 of the owners’ capital investment and

earned $1.5 million in revenue the fi rst year to a $4.5

million dollar organization.

Assisted by:

Northland Pioneer College SBDC

Director: Tracy Mancuso

PTAC Specialist: Lori Haozous

Owners: Tim and Tanya Young

Address: 109 Cochise Drive

Winslow, AZ 86047

Phone: (928) 289-1060

Email: [email protected]

Host: Northland Pioneer College

Dr. Jeanne Swarthout, President

“ASTA was doing business with the federal government and wanted to do more, so we contacted PTAC for assistance in putting our 8(a) package together. AZPTAC and SBDC have been a great and valuable resource to us in growing our company.” —Timothy Young

ASTA Roofi ng and Construction

Winslow, AZ

MASTER AWARD WINNER

Capital Formation: First Year Revenue: 2016 Revenue:

Business Began:

Employees in 2016:

Employees at Start-up:

$4,500,000

$1,500,000$30,000

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Edward O. Willis, owner, fi rst met Danny Ayala, Program

Manager of AZPTAC at a monthly SBA meeting. Danny

guided the company through the Service-Disabled Veteran-

Owned Small Businesses (SDVOSB) verifi cation process

and later helped the company apply for SBA 8(a) status.

Edward also sought assistance from SBDC, where they

were guided through the business plan process and website

development. In September 2015, the company was

awarded its fi rst 8(a) contract for $173,000.00. The following

year, the company was awarded additional projects totaling

over $1.5 M with Fort Huachuca. They are currently

in negotiations with several fi rms for government

contracting partnerships.

“Advanced thought and planning is imperative to business success. It is also important to know what to look for and expect when going through the SDVOSB and 8(a) application processes. We found the AZSBDC/PTAC assistance critical to our success.” —Edward O. Willis

Business Began:

Employees in 2016:


Capital Formation: 2016 Revenue:First Year Revenue:

2013

$364,693

$42,000$0

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Assisted by:

Arizona Procurement Technical Assistance Center (AZPTAC)www.azptac.com

AZPTAC Manager: Daniel Ayala

Procurement Specialist: Daniel Ayala

Owner: Edward O. Willis

Address: 9375 E. Shea Blvd., Suite 100

Scottsdale, AZ 85260

Phone: (602) 574-1831

Email:[email protected]

Host: Maricopa Community Colleges

Dr. Maria Harper-Marinick, Chancellor


Scottsdale, AZ

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When Juan Castillo, Sr. came to this country almost 20

years ago, he got a job as a welder making $7 per hour.

Thirteen years later, he approached his son with his dream

to start his own business. After being in business for a

while, JC Welding contacted the SBDC for assistance. The

owners wanted to grow. They had many opportunities to

obtain government work, but had no idea where or how to

begin to obtain these types of contracts. The SBDC helped

with their applications to get bids and to make contact with

government agencies. The owner, Juan Castillo, stated,

“Vanessa and Randy gave us the knowledge, organization,

and inspiration we needed to be more successful.”

Assisted by:

Arizona Western College SBDChttp://awc.azsbdc.info

Director: Randy Nelson

Business Analyst: Vanessa Castillo

Owner: Juan Castillo

Address: 14156 S. Avenue 2 ¾ E.

Yuma, AZ 85365

Phone: (928) 344-5433


Host: Arizona Western College

Dr. Daniel Corr, President

“SBDC made us aware of several programs and opportunities that I did not know existed, which opened doors to get more business. SBDC is a valuable resource for JC Welding, LLC.” —Juan Castillo

JC Welding, LLCYuma, AZ

Capital Formation: 2016 Revenue:

Business Began:

Employees in 2016:


2008173

$1,761,558

First Year Revenue:

$53,150$20,000


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Assisted by:

Cochise College SBDCwww.cochise.edu/sbdc

Director: Mark Schmitt

Business Analyst: Mark Schmitt

Owner: Jackie Suggs

Address: 902 E. Fry Blvd.

Sierra Vista, AZ 85635

Phone: (520) 458-1025


Host: Cochise College

Dr. J. D. Rottweiler, President

“Their assistance is enabling us to seek additional contracts throughout our territory making us aware of possible contracts we did not know about. This is game changing for us and we are looking forward to the new opportunities this brings to our organization.”

—Jackie Suggs


Sierra Vista, AZ

Valley Imaging Solutions recognized they needed

assistance in order to grow their business. After the

downsizing of Ft. Huachuca and the loss of federal

procurement dollars, they reached out to the Cochise

SBDC for assistance in retention, sales, marketing, and

local contracts. The SBDC’s assistance with marketing

directed the company to reconnect their sales force to

local infl uencers that could make purchasing decisions.

Through the SBDC help in sales methods and planning, the

company acquired several prepaid contracts and new sales

from Ft. Huachuca Hospital, the Copper Queen Hospital,

and the Wellness Clinic totaling $470,000.

2016 Revenue:Capital Formation:


Employees in 2016:

Business Began:

$1,900,000

First Year Revenue:

$200,000$20,000

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Assisted by:

Coconino SBDCwww.coconinosbdc.com

Director: Bret Carpenter

Business Analyst: Jim Hunter

Owner: Greg Benjamin

Address: 1501 15th Avenue, Box 2510

Page, AZ 86040

Phone: (928) 645-6956


Host: Northern Arizona Center for Entrepreneurship

and Technology

Scott Hathcock, President & CEO

Page Garage Door Services, LLC began the process to

acquire an existing business in the fall of 2014. The efforts

to obtain initial capital fi nancing were long and frustrating

so they contacted the Coconino SBDC. Jim Hunter helped

them develop a fi nancial forecast for the company and

encouraged them to pursue fi nancing even though they

were ready to give up. In the fall of 2015 they were able to

complete the purchase of the business. At the end of 2016

the company is a three generation small business with

many government, industrial, commercial, and

residential customers.


Page, AZ

“The SBDC are people who have experience with the work, frustration, and rewards of beginning and running a small business. Their interest, suggestions, and encouragement are unmeasurable.” —Greg Benjamin


Business Began:

Employees in 2016:


First Year Revenue:

$200,000

$50,000$60,000

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Assisted by:

Eastern Arizona SBDCwww.eac.edu/sbdc

Director: Kevin Peck

Business Analyst: Kevin Peck

Owner: Nick Tellez

Address: 5183 East Clifton Street

Solomon, AZ 85551

Phone: (928) 428-2094


Host: Eastern Arizona College

Dr. Mark Bryce, President

Nick Tellez, owner, started as a young cook right out of

high school at La Paloma Restaurant. He spent years

learning his craft and developing his skills as a cook in

a number of restaurants across the state of Arizona. In

2015 the owners of La Paloma approached Nick about

purchasing the restaurant. Nick immediately began

contacting the local banks and quickly realized that getting

fi nancing to purchase a restaurant was an uphill battle.

Nick was referred to the SBDC at Eastern Arizona College.

The SBDC assisted Nick with fi nancial projections, loan

packages, and incorporation papers. Nick became the

offi cial owner of La Paloma on January 1, 2016.


Solomon, AZ

“SBDC has been a consistent and reliable source of information, advice, and positive reinforcement for an entrepreneur/restaurateur needing assistance attaining his life’s dream. The SBDC is truly a great asset to a community like ours where mentorship and aid are sometimes diffi cult to come by.” —Nick Tellez


Business Began:

Employees in 2016:


First Year Revenue:

$715,545

$715,545$380,000

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Assisted by:

Maricopa SBDCwww.maricopa-SBDC.com

Director: Nancy Sanders

Business Analyst: Virginia Herschaft

Owner: Jennifer Kowacz

Address: 14447 W. Ventura Street

Surprise, AZ 85379

Phone: (602) 819-2224




In 2013, an unexpected opportunity to open a general

contracting construction business became available and

taking a risk, MJB Construction, LLC was established.

MJB Construction, LLC was founded on the value that

customers deserve a quality product for a fair price. At

the recommendation of a fellow general contractor they

contacted Jenny at the small business development

center. Jenny and her team at the SBDC have been an

instrumental source of reliable information and resources

that have helped MJB Construction, LLC survive and

thrive as a new small business.

MJB Construction, LLC

Surprise, AZ

“As a growing small business with limited capital to work with, I found Jenny and her team at the SBDC to be an invaluable resource. I truly feel like we have a credible organization to get sound information from and our own personal team to be an advocate for us.” —Jennifer Kowacz

Business Began:

Employees in 2016:



2013

First Year Revenue:

$985,000

$254,000$5,000

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Becky Frasier came to Maricopa SBDC for guidance in

starting The Paseo Wedding Venue. Her goal was to

purchase or build a wedding venue and she was seeking

fi nancing for the project. The SBDC advisors initially

helped Becky with her business plan and obtaining

fi nancing. Once the venue was under construction, the

SBDC assisted Becky with operations processes, marketing

plan, budgeting, fi nancial forecasting, obtaining additional

funding, and goal tracking. Becky stated, “Maricopa

SBDC helped from the beginning of the inception of the

business vision and we continue to rely on their expertise

and support.”

Assisted by:



Business Analyst: Katie Boddy

Owner: Becky Frasier

Address: 1333 W. Gila Lane

Chandler, AZ 85224

Phone: (480) 845-9114




“We would not be where we are without the SBDC. Mentors helped us from the very beginning when we were writing our business plan and they have led us to the amazing success we are currently enjoying. It is so motivating and comforting to have the SBDC behind us.” —Becky Frasier


Chandler, AZ

$917,200 $816,000


1 full-time 3 part-time 3 full-time1 part-time

Business Began:

Employees in 2016:


2013

First Year Revenue:

$171,000


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Virtual Scientifi c is a CLIA certifi ed laboratory, specializing in

virtual cytogenetic analysis to other laboratories throughout

the US and Canada. Their vision is to help America’s

healthcare industry by introducing an innovative approach

that provides digital laboratory testing services at a

reasonable cost. The company needed assistance to better

manage their fi nancial performance and options available

for expansion. SBDC worked with the company to analyze

business growth strategies and capital needs to support their

future goals.

Assisted by:



Business Analyst: Sanjay Dhole

Owner: Alejandra and Garry Johns

Address: 15403 S. 24th Street

Phoenix, AZ 85048

Phone: (480) 234-6767

Email: ajohns@virtualscientifi c.net



“The SBDC has been a solid resource providing us with business knowledge and expertise that helped our company make better informed decisions that have lead us to substantial growth.”

—Alejandra and Garry Johns

Virtual Scientifi c, Inc.

Phoenix, AZ


Business Began:

Employees in 2016:


First Year Revenue:

$1,100,000

$107,000$120,000

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Terry and Lauri Town wanted a business where they could

trade in their corporate suits for shorts and fl ip-fl ops. One

of the biggest challenges at the start of the business was

putting together a business plan and their future projections.

From the recommendation of the branch manager and vice

president of their local bank, Terry and Lauri contacted the

SBDC. The SBDC counselors began looking at the existing

business fi nancials while working with the owners on putting

together their business plan. In 2016, the Towns received a

SBA loan and opened their business. They continue to work

with the SBDC on improved marketing ideas to help sustain

and grow their business.

Assisted by: Mohave College SBDCwww.mohave.edu/sbdc

Director: Mark Retersdorf

Business Analyst: Lisa Card and Mark Retersdorf

Owners: Terry and Lauri Town

Address: 1534 Beachcomber Blvd.

Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403

Phone: (928) 453-8883


Host: Mohave Community College

Dr. Michael Kearns, President


Lake Havasu City, AZ

“Our experience working with the SBDC and Mark Retersdorf has been an absolute pleasure. From our very fi rst meeting we felt that Mark and his knowledge would be an asset for our business. He helped us develop and then implement our business plan and continues to be available to us with non-stop ideas about future marketing and business growth.” —Terry and Lauri Town


Business Began:

Employees in 2016:


$400,000

First Year Revenue:

$224,421 $224,421

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John Peter Van Bogaert, the owner, originally started

working out of his garage as a welder and began PVB

Fabrications. He established a strong reputation for

superior quality and service across Southern Arizona in

just a few years. As their business grew, PVB realized that

they needed outside support to establish an infrastructure

that would support their growth. They were referred to

Ellen Kirton at the SBDC. “SBDC has contributed greatly

to our improvement as a company. They exposed us to

government contracting, Profi t Mastery and other tools,

which enhanced the way we managed and planned

company fi nances,” stated John Peter Van Bogaert.

Assisted by:

Pima Community College SBDC

Director: Ellen KIrton

Business Analyst: Ellen KIrton

Owner: John Peter Van Bogaert

Address: 2311 N. 14th Avenue

Tucson, AZ 85705

Phone: (520) 623-3529


Host: Pima Community College

Dr. Lee Lambert, Chancellor


Tucson, AZ

“The SBDC has helped in many ways. From our initial SWOT analysis and focusing on major business initiatives to day-to-day operational improvements. The SBDC has contributed greatly to our improvement as a company.” —John Peter Van Bogaert

Business Began:

Employees in 2016:



$6,800,000$6,500

2003

First Year Revenue:

$7,500

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CopperMine Dental Studios opened their parent practice in

November 2008. The dental practice provides a full scope

of dental services that includes pediatrics and orthodontics.

By 2015 the practice had grown to more than 5,000

active patients and had 14 employees with almost $2M in

revenue. Based on historical numbers, it is anticipated that

the practice will achieve $3.2M in 2017 and will employ 33

team members. Focusing on streamlining and centralizing

processes and collaboration, it is anticipated that two or

three more practices will be added to the CopperMine

network in the next fi ve years.

Assisted by:


Director: Ellen KIrton

Business Analyst: Ellen KIrton

Owner: Justin Dutton DMD

Address: 15920 S. Rancho Sahuarita Blvd.

Sahuarita, AZ 85629

Phone: (520) 838-0600


Host: Pima Community College

Dr. Lee Lambert, Chancellor

“Ellen Kirton has taken my level of business management to a completely new level. Her understanding and guidance in regards to fi nances and good business principles has helped us move to the next phase of our business existence extended hours and multiple locations.”—Justin Dutton DMD


Sahuarita, AZ

Business Began:

Employees in 2016:



$2,283,924$50,000

$370,380

First Year Revenue:

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Jeff and Jennifer Herbert founded Superstition Meadery

in 2012 with the mission to reintroduce the world’s oldest

fermented beverage to mankind. Superstition evolved after

several years of recipe development on the home brewer

scale. Jeff attended the prestigious Siebel Institute’s course,

“How to Start a Brewery.” Through the unique creativity of

their handcrafted beverages, they were named a Top 100

Brewer in the World. The guidance from the SBDC mentors

has directly been responsible for Superstition Meadery

completing their production facility, which will permit

Superstition Meadery to achieve its production goals, create

new jobs, and continue to draw craft beverage enthusiasts

from around the world to Arizona.

Assisted by:

Yavapai College SBDC

www.yc.edu/sbdc

Director: Kurt Haskell

Business Analyst: Al Carlow

Owners: Jeff and Jen Herbert

Address: 120 W. Gurley Street

Prescott, AZ 86301

Phone: (928) 458-4256


Host: Yavapai College

Dr. Penelope Wills, President

Superstition Meadery

Prescott, AZ

“Our introduction to the local SBDC service center occurred at a critical time for our business. The connections and guidance from the SBDC counselors allowed Superstition Meadery to achieve the fi nancing to construct a production facility, which is forecasted to make us a top 5 mead industry producer within 4 years.” —Jeff and Jen Herbert

Business Began:

Employees in 2016:


Capital Formation: First Year Revenue: 2016 Revenue:

$1,050,000

$12,343$10,000

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Hosted by: Maricopa Community Colleges

America’s SBDC Arizona Network Lead Center

Maricopa Community Colleges SBDC

Arizona Procurement Technical Assistance Center

Arizona Western College SBDC

Arizona Western College, Yuma

Coconino SBDC

Northern Arizona Center for Entrepreneurship and Technology, Flagstaff

Cochise College SBDC

Cochise College, Sierra Vista

Central Arizona College SBDC

Central Arizona College, Casa Grande

Eastern Arizona College SBDC

Eastern Arizona College, Thatcher


Pima Community College, Tucson

Mohave Community College SBDC

Mohave Community College, Kingman


Northland Pioneer College, Show Low


Yavapai College, Prescott

AZSBDC Logo ChartSBDC Center City SBDC Logo Hosted by Logo

AZSBDC State Office Tempe

Arizona Western College SBDC Yuma

Central Arizona College SBDC Casa Grande

Cochise College SBDC Sierra Vista

Coconino Community College SBDC Flagstaff

Eastern Arizona College SBDC Thatcher

Maricopa Community Colleges Phoenix

Microbusiness Advancement Center SBDC Tucson

Mohave Community College SBDC Kingman

Northland Pioneer College SBDC Show Low

Yavapai College SBDC Prescott

AZSBDC Logo ChartSBDC Center City SBDC Logo Hosted by Logo

AZSBDC State Office Tempe

Arizona Western College SBDC Yuma

Central Arizona College SBDC Casa Grande

Cochise College SBDC Sierra Vista

Coconino Community College SBDC Flagstaff

Eastern Arizona College SBDC Thatcher

Maricopa Community Colleges Phoenix

Microbusiness Advancement Center SBDC Tucson

Mohave Community College SBDC Kingman

Northland Pioneer College SBDC Show Low

Yavapai College SBDC Prescott

Centers and Their Hosts


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Hosted by: Maricopa Community Colleges

America’s SBDC Arizona Network Lead Center

Maricopa Community Colleges SBDC

Arizona Procurement Technical Assistance Center

Arizona Western College SBDC

Arizona Western College, Yuma

Coconino SBDC

Northern Arizona Center for Entrepreneurship and Technology, Flagstaff

Cochise College SBDC

Cochise College, Sierra Vista

Central Arizona College SBDC

Central Arizona College, Casa Grande

Eastern Arizona College SBDC

Eastern Arizona College, Thatcher


Pima Community College, Tucson

Mohave Community College SBDC

Mohave Community College, Kingman


Northland Pioneer College, Show Low


Yavapai College, Prescott

Thank You to Our Sponsors!

The America’s SBDC Arizona Network is proud

to have made a big difference for Small Businesses

in Arizona for over 28 years!

We are stronger together and appreciate our sponsors

Hosted by: in Partnership with: Accredited by:

Sponsors:


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The AZSBDC is partially funded by a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA).SBA funding is not an endorsement of any products opinions or services. All SBA-funded programs are extended

to the public on a non-discriminatory basis.


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