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News No Comments The Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center is pleased to announce its first four Recovery Navigators partners: Delta Circles, Helena-West Helena – Patricia Ashanti, founder and CEO Delta Community Development and Law Center, Inc., Little Rock – Michael Jackson, president and CEO East Arkansas Enterprise Community, Inc., Forrest City – Ebony Mills Phoenix Youth and Family Services, Inc., Crossett -Christie Lindsey, president and CEO The Recovery Naviga...

Atlanta hosts Fintech South Conference The following is a guest post by Stu Lustman, blogmaster at P2P Lending Expert. 70 per cent of all credit card, debit card and rewards points payments in the US run through Atlanta, Georgia. Most people don’t know that Atlanta is a payments hub or becoming a fintech hub. In an attempt to increase awareness about all the fintech activity happening in Atlanta, TAG (Tech Association of GA) put together the Fintech South conference recently in Atlanta at the...

Address: 106 West O Street, Rothwell Hall, Room 308, Russellville, Arkansas 72801 The Arkansas Tech Small Business and Technology Development Center presents "QuickBooks Desktop Basics & Beyond" from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on May 25, at Arkansas Tech University in Russellville. This interactive workshop is for those using or planning to use QuickBooks Desktop (Pro, Premier, or Enterprise) software. Topics build from navigation and company set up to reconciling accounts, handling revenue, a...

Address: 201 Donaghey, Conway, AR 72034 Entrepreneurship is a crucial piece of community and economic development in our state. Entrepreneurs help drive positive change through innovation and are the backbone of our local economy. If you want to build an entrepreneurial ecosystem in your community or region, you dont have to do it alone. During this Community Conversation session you will hear from and learn about several key organizations and individuals driving entrepreneurship across the st...

Getting more military contract dollars for North Carolina has been a major state priority. For 20 years, state agencies and private groups have worked to build up its ability to do that. The military is important to North Carolina. We have more than 147,000 military and civilian Department of Defense personnel, up 9% in the past dozen years. That is the fourth-largest military footprint among the states. Fort Bragg is home to 10% of the U.S. Army and sprawls over four counties in the Sandhills....

Atlanta, Georgia (PRWEB) April 14, 2021 -- The Georgia Institute of Technology has partnered with Morehouse College and PRENEURology Global to launch the

Zonar Named Winner in Business Intelligence Group’s 2021 Excellence in Customer Service and Artificial Intelligence Excellence Awards Share Article Company receives accolades for its innovative commercial truck coaching technology and industry-leading customer support commitment Zonar’s commitment to industry innovation and support is transformative. We are setting the bar high and seeing success through having empathy for and understanding of our customer’s top priorities and challenges ...

Global Atlanta Brazilian firms are finding sunny skies in Georgia. When U.S., metro New York, Silicon Valley and other places topped the list based on reputation alone.   “It’s not normal for us over there thinking about Atlanta, specifically for tech companies,” said the CEO and founder of Zoox, which operates wi-fi platforms and access control systems for hotels and transportation authorities.   When he saw the city with his own eyes, he observed a few competitive advantages: am...

WFAE Restaurants, like Arepas Grill in Charlotte, pictured here, can apply for the Restaurant Revitalization Fund starting May 3. Restaurants, food trucks and other businesses in the food industry will be able to apply for federal grant funding next week to help them recover from the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic. The U.S. Small Business Administration is administering the $28.6 billion program, called the Restaurant Revitalization Fund. It’s part of the American Rescue Plan. ...

Kyle Davidson has been named the first director of the Arkansas State University-Mountain Home office of the Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center (ASBTDC). Davidson came to ASBTDC in April 2021 after more than 20 years in banking, bringing experience in lending, operations, and executive management. He attended Arkansas State University in Jonesboro, where he earned his bachelor’s degree in agricultural business with an emphasis in finance. He graduated from the Graduate S...