UA Little Rock student entrepreneurs come out on top at Arkansas Governor’s Cup
A dream team of student entrepreneurs from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock has won two of the top honors at the Arkansas Governor’s Cup Collegiate Business Plan Competition, … UA Little Rock student entrepreneurs come out on top at Arkansas Governor’s Cup
Center Helps Arkansas Small Businesses Ring Up More Than $300 Million in Sales Last Year
Small businesses are ringing up sales and growing with help from the UA Little Rock-based Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center (ASBTDC).
U.S. Small Business Administration grant extends center’s services for high-tech entrepreneurs
The Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center (ASBTDC) at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock has received a $125,000 grant to assist innovative, technology-driven small businesses.
Small Business Center plans startup events at Tech Park
The Little Rock Technology Park will host three free upcoming Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center events for prospective entrepreneurs.
New ‘accelHERate’ event offer startup advice for women
Women who are looking to start their own technology-based companies can hear from fellow women excelling in research, innovation and business at “accelHERate,” a free forum presented by the Arkansas … New ‘accelHERate’ event offer startup advice for women
$100,000 grant to help food and beverage start-up businesses
From restaurants and coffee shops to breweries and bakeries, the Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center is looking to boost food and beverage businesses in four central Arkansas counties … $100,000 grant to help food and beverage start-up businesses
ASBTDC offers new tools, workshops to help small, rural business owners
Small businesses in rural communities face the one-two punch of dwindling population and online competition.
ASBTDC receives $200k to help Arkansas small businesses
A University of Arkansas at Little Rock-based center recently received $200,000 to support innovative small businesses.
Fine to Lead Small Business Center
A 27-year veteran of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock’s Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center will become the program’s new leader in January.