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    SBA, Dell team up for small-biz advice videos


    Posted at 11:23 am by Amy Rolph

    The U.S. Small Business Administration and Dell are launching an online video series highlighting the experiences of successful entrepreneurs. According to an SBA release, the series outlines tools and strategies that could "help small business owners rebound from recession and put themselves in a position to expand and create jobs."

    “Some of the best advice a small business owner can get is from other small business owners who've been in their shoes,” SBA Administrator Karen G. Mills said. “They've dealt with the day-to-day challenges and found ways that worked for them to meet those challenges, pursue their life's dream and grow their business.”

    The "Strategies for Growth" partnership with Dell was announced Monday at a National Press Club luncheon where Mills talked about the climate for small business and the outlook for next year.

    Find out more about the online series here.


    Know a small business you think we should write about? Contact Herald writer Amy Rolph at arolph@heraldnet.com.

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