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May 1, 2023

Alamance Community College's Small Business Center: A Helping Hand for Local Entrepreneurs

Alamance Community College's Small Business Center: A Helping Hand for Local Entrepreneurs
Alexander Whitford
Alexander Whitford

Small businesses in today’s variable and inflationary culture need a helping hand to get started, thrive, and prosper. That’s where the Small Business Center at Alamance Community College (ACC) provides support and answers—for those just starting out or seeking growth.

The ACC Small Business Center is designed to be an invaluable resource for local entrepreneurs as they navigate the challenges of establishing and growing their ventures. Offering a range of services such as business counseling, workshops, networking events, and access to resources like market research tools, this center has become an essential part of the small business ecosystem in Alamance County.

Dr. Algie Gatewood, President of Alamance Community College spoke about the importance of supporting small businesses within their community: "Our mission at ACC goes beyond providing academic opportunities; we also strive to foster economic development by assisting local entrepreneurs in achieving success."

One key service provided by the ACC Small Business Center is its free one-on-one confidential business counseling sessions with experienced professionals. These sessions aim to address specific concerns faced by budding entrepreneurs or established small business owners looking for guidance on how best to expand their operations.

Erin Jones-Watkins, Director of ACC's Small Business Center elaborated on these counseling sessions: "We understand that every entrepreneur faces unique challenges based on their industry sector and stage of growth. Our goal is not only to offer tailored advice but also help them find solutions that work best for them."

In addition to professional mentoring services offered through individual counselling sessions, the center hosts regular workshops covering various aspects crucial for running a successful enterprise—from marketing strategy development up until financial management principles implementation among others topics relevant across diverse sectors from retail trade all way down towards technology-driven startups alike!

David Smith owns 'Alamance Tech Solutions,' shared his experience with these workshops stating: "I've attended several seminars organized by ACC's Small Business Center. They've provided me with valuable insights and networking opportunities that have been instrumental in the growth of my business."

The ACC Small Business Center is also committed to fostering connections between local entrepreneurs, creating a sense of community amongst small businesses within Alamance County. By offering networking events and promoting collaboration, it aims to create an environment where businesses can learn from one another and thrive together.

Tina Myers, Co-owner of 'Alamance Delights,' talked about her experience attending these networking events: "The support we've received from other local entrepreneurs has been invaluable. The atmosphere at the ACC Small Business Center's gatherings is always welcoming and encouraging, making it easier for us all to share experiences and grow together."

In conclusion, the Small Business Center at Alamance Community College continues to serve as an essential source of guidance for aspiring entrepreneurs looking for assistance navigating through today’s complex business landscape while simultaneously bolstering their chances against stiff competition out there over time by providing them access learning resources designed specifically around meeting unique challenges faced during every stage along this journey towards success!