Funding will bolster
local efforts to support small businesses, entrepreneurship, and
economic development on Main Streets across Wisconsin
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers, together with the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC), today announced that 19 organizations have received nearly $3.2 million in Small Business Development Grants (SBDG) to uplift
small business development in local communities across the state. The
SBDG Program provides grants to local communities and organizations to
directly invest in small businesses and small business creation,
including bolstering Main Streets, supporting youth entrepreneurship,
improving infrastructure, providing technical assistance, and more.
“Wisconsin’s
small businesses are the hearts of our communities and are important
and powerful drivers of our state’s economy,” said Gov. Evers. “Now more
than ever, it is critical that we do all we can to support the success
of our state’s small businesses across our state. These investments
we’re announcing today send a message that, here in Wisconsin, if you
have a great business idea and the willingness to work hard to make it
happen, our administration is here to support you and your good work.
It’s that simple.”...
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