Deputy Administrator of the Small Business Administration (SBA) Dilawar Syed visited the downtown Atlanta campus Tuesday, Jan. 9, 2024. After a warm welcome from the Robinson College of Business Dean, Richard Phillips, others from the various SBA Regions delivered remarks. Read full blog post.
The U.S. Small Business Administration launched its second draw of Paycheck Protection Program loans Jan. 13.“ These programs are really targeting the hardest hit businesses and disadvantaged businesses,” said Paul Wilson, Jr., area director of the UGA Small Business Development Center at Georgia State University during an interview for this week’s podcast – listen in.
When COVID-19 impacted sales for equipment handling manufacturer SquarePac Services, founders Walter and Jeanille Griggs pivoted quickly. They created Sanitize Now to provide protective equipment, sanitizers and a unique, hands-free universal foot dispenser they designed and manufacture to combat its spread. Read the full story.
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.
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.
On April 2, Governor Kemp announced a partnership between the University of Georgia Small Business Development Center (SBDC), the Georgia Department of Community Affairs and the Georgia Department of Economic Development to provide the small businesses of Georgia with vital information and assistance during this time of need. In addition to providing an overview of the resources available, Georgia’s 17 SBDCs will be hosting 12 regional webinars to answer business owner’s questions and provide support.
