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HEDCO Inc
HEDCO is a certified Community Development Financial Institution that has provided millions in loans to small businesses throughout the State of Connecticut since 1975. HEDCO is the top provider of low‑cost loans to minority and women-owned small businesses and other underrepresented small businesses and entrepreneurs throughout the State, and offers various grants.
City of New Haven Small Business Resource Center
The SBRC is the City of New Haven’s leading entrepreneurship clearinghouse, where new entrepreneurs and current business owners alike can obtain support and services that will support business start-ups and growth.
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CTSBDC Minority Business Growth Program
CTSBDC Technical Assistance Service
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Spanish American Merchant's Association
SAMA was created to assist businesspeople, in particular, Latinos, to acquire a better understanding of economic principles. Technical assistance is provided to promote business expansion, job creation, and new entrepreneurship.
CitySeed
CitySeed Incubates supports food business viability among chefs from New Haven’s diverse communities by reducing barriers to earlystage entrepreneurship. We work to create economic opportunity for all, increase leadership by people-of-color and immigrant food entrepreneurs, and strengthen our local food system by linking rising food entrepreneurs and farmers.
E3Connector
NHE3 is facilitating the growth of entrepreneurial pathways to economic independence and generational wealth.
New Haven is at an important inflection point; by boosting entrepreneurship and small business growth within under-connected communities, the community has the potential to undo structural inequities and remove the barriers to job creation.