Indulge with Leading Industry Experts at the Small Business and DVBE Summit Date: Friday, October 19, 2018 Time: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Location: Rancho Roble Vineyards 340 Fleming Rd, Lincoln,…
Presented by Small Business Majority, with Pacific Community Ventures & Main Street Launch Topics of discussion include: An overview of alternative lending options including microloans, SBA’s loan guarantee program,…
This post was written by Main Street Launch’s Manager – Data & Online Content. The Runway Project is attempting to solve the deep infrastructural problem that African American entrepreneurs…
The City of Oakland will mark National Small Business Week (April 29-May 5) with an an exciting week of community events and over 80 educational workshops for Oakland small businesses.…
Oakland Grown’s 2018 Good Money Guide is available! This year, the guide is digital as well as print, enabling you to evaluate funding options wherever you are. The Good…
This resource fair will provide opportunities to find out about upcoming contracts targeted for local and small businesses. There will also be opportunities to meet small business lenders, contracting agency representatives, and prime contractors interested in meeting sub-contractors.
The San Mateo Small Business Development Center and ten San Mateo County Chambers of Commerce (Brisbane, Burlingame, Foster City, Half Moon Bay, Menlo Park, Pacifica, Redwood City, San Bruno, San Carlos, San Mateo and S. San Francisco ) are hosting an “Access to Capital” workshop to answer the questions of How do I get the money I need to start and/or grow my business for small businesses on Wednesday, June 22, 2016.
Attend panel discussions in English, Spanish and Mandarin languages covering how to find the right financing for your business, how to prepare to meet lenders, and sources of capital to support existing businesses and start-up companies.
Join in the citywide push, spearheaded by Mayor Libby Schaaf, to crowdsource 0% interest loans that will enable hundreds of Oakland’s small businesses to grow and thrive.
OBDC Small Business Finance is thrilled to host the Alameda County Small Business Development Center. Our partnership and dedication to increasing access to capital for entrepreneurs is part of what aligns our work. We’re thrilled to share some of Alameda County SBDC’s 2015 impacts: