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2304 W 29th Avenue **** State Office Arizonas Small Business Development Center Network is an innovative partnership between the states ten community college districts and the U.S. Small Business Administration. The network is the largest and most accessible source of assistance to Arizona businesses with fewer than 200 employees. One-on-one confidential counseling is at the heart of SBDC work. Counselors use their real-life business ownership and management experience to give clients advice that is relevant and practical. Programs and seminars often complement the counseling. Training content, while developed within the overall mission of the SBDC, is customized and tailored to meet the diverse needs of business owners in metropolitan and non-urban areas of the state. Map of local business start up centers in ArizonaUniversity of Arizona Science and Technology Park,
9040 South Rita Road, Suite 2250, Tucson, Arizona 85747 The Arizona Center for Innovation (AzCI) is a specialized business incubator, designed to meet the needs of developing technology companies. While focusing on, but not limited to, core technologies developed at the University of Arizona, the Center promotes the growth of start-up and emerging companies in Southern Arizona. AzCI's Interventionist Model ensures that companies receive practical, hands-on assistance early in the innovation process - beginning in the research phase and continuing through product development to commercialization. This structured approach helps companies bridge the many gaps between discovery and commercialization, while dramatically increasing the likelihood of success. AzCI focuses on companies involved in Southern Arizona's six technology industry clusters: optics/photonics, biotechnology and life sciences, information technology, aerospace, environmental technologies, and advanced composite materials. **** 3800 North Central Avenue, Suite 1500, Phoenix, AZ
85012 "The Arizona Department of Commerce (ADOC) is the state's community and economic development authority. We work with communities, businesses and economic development organizations to build the foundation for a strong economy and superior quality of life through the development of competitive industries and sustainable communities." ****
**** promotes Arizona as a premier location for business expansion and location. Commerce markets Arizona globally, promotes inward investment, and provides resource assistance to grow your company. Commerce supports entrepreneurs, small businesses, minority and women-owned enterprises and industry sectors. We offer Workforce solutions powered by One-Stop centers throughout the state. **** ASBA, 4130 East Van Buren, #150, Phoenix AZ
85008-6996 ASBA is a statewide group of small business owners organized together in a not-for-profit Arizona corporation whose Mission is "to provide the best benefits available to our membership, to provide a forum for networking their products and/or services; to increase their knowledge through informative workshops, seminars and classroom training; to actively represent them regarding legislation affecting small businesses at the state and federal levels of government in an effort to support and foster small business development, retention and growth in Arizona." **** The city has a wealth of programs and activities to assist businesses, large and small. On these pages you’ll find information about doing business with the city, grants and funding opportunities, zoning and permits, Minority/Woman/Small Business Enterprise (MWSBE) and Affirmative Action certification. There’s even a guide to help businesses and residents understand the city’s development review process. **** 1112 East Buckeye Road, Phoenix, AZ 85034-4043 "Chicanos Por La Causa, Inc. (CPLC) is a statewide community development corporation (CDC), committed to building stronger, healthier communities as a lead advocate, coalition builder and direct service provider. CPLC promotes positive change and self-sufficiency to enhance the quality of life for the benefit of those we serve." **** P.O. Box 97, Sacaton, Arizona 85247 "The Gila River Entrepreneurship Program is designed for Community members who wish to own and operate their own business within and for their own community, or who seek to benefit economically from development on their allotted lands. The Gila River Entrepreneurship Program can assist in transforming the economic landscape of Gila River Indian Community to one of viable businesses own and managed by community members." **** PO Box 42108, Tucson, AZ 85733 "The Microbusiness Advancement Center of Southern Arizona is a non-profit organization that provides training, resources, referrals, support and advocacy to those seeking to create, sustain or grow microbusinesses in Southern Arizona." **** 2717 N. Steves Blvd., Suite 11, Flagstaff, AZ
86004-3959 "NACAs WIA program, funded through the Division of Indian and Native American Programs (DINAP), is designed to enrich the lives of Indian and Native Americans by helping them achieve economic self-sufficiency through employment and job training." ****
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The Food Business If
you are thinking of entering the food business, it may be
worth considering the following market trends that could affect
future growth and the outcome of your business.....
Popular Healthy Food and Recipes ....dangerous foods etc....Environmental Impact
The
principal emission sources are methane from the stomachs of cows and
nitrous oxide from land to which fertilizer has been applied.
There is a lack of effective technical solutions to reduce these emissions. On the other hand, changed food habits can have a great impact. If beef is replaced by chicken, emissions decrease by 90 per cent, and if beef is replaced by beans the reduction is 99 per cent. (see full report)
Earth
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