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Business Advice San Antonio

Where to find business support organisations who help start-ups.

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Businesses in San Antonio are more likely to succeed if they seek and act upon the advice of a professional business adviser. This page should point you in the right direction.

"You don't know, what you don't know" is a great saying and so applicable to starting a business. There are so many considerations in the early stages that taking advice from an experienced business adviser will dramatically increase your chances of success.

See list of local business support organisations below.

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San Antonio Business Advisors

SCORE
SCORE is a nonprofit organization that provides free mentoring and resources for aspiring entrepreneurs. They have experienced business professionals who offer guidance in various areas, including business planning, marketing, and finance.
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Small Business Administration (SBA)
The Small Business Administration is a federal agency that provides resources, guidance, and support for small businesses. They offer assistance in business planning, financing options, training programs, and more. Their website includes a very useful '10 steps to start your own business' as well as information and links to other start-up help across the United States.
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Minority Business Development Agency
The San Antonio MBDA Business Center is dedicated to helping the minority entrepreneur flourish and grow in todays marketplace.Part of the UTSA Institute for Economic Development and the MBDA network, the San Antonio Business Center has a proven track record of service and advocacy in the minority business community. In operation since 1982, the center has served over 3,500 clients, assisted in procuring over $170 million in contracts, and aided in securing over $185 million in loans and bonds.
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San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
We offer our members an array of services and programs, including business referrals, resources, trainings, contacts, networking opportunities and advocacy.
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San Antonio Small Business Development Center
Entrepreneurs have access to professional and confidential business advising, a variety of quality training programs, and an extensive referral network at the Small Business Development Center (SBDC). With the addition of business advisors who live and work in your local community, success is just around the corner.
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Small Minority & Women-Owned Business Enterprise Program
Small, minority, women, disadvantaged and veteran owned businesses are an integral part of our lives, play an important role in the economy of the United States, and are considered by many as the heart of the free enterprise system by employing well over half of all working Americans. Bexar County is home to over 45,000 small businesses that provide products and services which support the community with a higher standard of living.
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Local help for startups

There is plenty of help for startups in San Antonio but where can it be found?

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