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Missouri Business eNews
MO SBTDC, MO PTAC, Mid-America TAAC, Workforce Program
Transforming Missouri Businesses |
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 Bur Oak Brewing Company - Columbia  What's brewing in Columbia? Business success.
M3 Engineering Group PC - St. Louis
Happy hour leads to happy, busy days.
 EquipmentShare.com Inc. - Columbia Meet the Airbnb of equipment rental.
For more information about doing business in Missouri, visit the MissouriBusiness.net website or contact a business development specialist at one of our centers to receive confidential assistance tailored to your needs. |
BDP clients named to Inc.'s 5,000 fastest growing firms list
69 Missouri firms make prestigious list. Read about Missouri businesses on Inc.'s fastest growing firms list.
PTAC bid matching service Making the search for the right government contracts less frustrating. Read about how PTAC bid matching can help with government procurement.
 New legislation to boost Missouri exports Nixon signs trade deal with Canada, SBA awards Missouri $600,000 to aid exports to Central, South America. Read about Missouri's trade agreements and the BDP's support for international trade.
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Upcoming application deadlines
Learning around the state
The BDP offers and supports a variety of outstanding educational opportunities throughout the year. Here are highlights of upcoming events. Educational offerings are available for the following major subject areas:- Starting a business
- Writing a business plan
- Business management (including FastTrac)
- Marketing/sales (including social media and e-commerce)
- Finance/cash flow/bookkeeping (including QuickBooks)
- Winning grants
- Human resources/hiring employees
- Growing a business
- Exporting/international trade
- Selling to the government
- Special conferences for women, veterans, government procurement, more
Visit the small business training calendar or the procurement training calendar for more events, dates, details and registration information. |
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 Economic impact numbers reveal $105 of return for every $1 invested From 2012 through 2014, the programs within the Business Development Program assisted clients in creating more than $2 billion in economic impact, including creating or retaining 27,170 jobs, increasing sales by $643 million, acquiring investments of $661 million and winning government contracts of $809 million. Read more about BDP impact.
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