BizCenter services are available to anyone who owns or operates— or is
considering starting— a small business in Oregon. Business
owners who seek BizCenter services are found everywhere. They comprise a complete
spectrum of business stages, from start-up to mature companies.
We'll help you tackle your business challenges:
Business and Financial Plans
Marketing
Bookkeeping and taxes
Hiring and training employees
Accessing capital
Accessing resources for technology and knowledge-based businesses
The common denominator
is that owners of BizCenter businesses have a desire to improve through expert
assistance, education and hard work, and are not afraid to seek such reputable advice.
What can the BizCenter do for my Oregon business?
We are a support team for your business. BizCenters use a client-centered
approach to deliver counseling, training, information and technical assistance
in all aspects of small business management.
BizCenter services include financial, marketing, production, organization,
international trade and feasibility studies. We can help you develop a business plan,
assess a new market, create cash flow projections, control costs, or break into the
global marketplace. We also work to strengthen the management side of your business.
A number of specialized publications have been produced by
the BizCenter. These include business directories, collections
of resource materials, business and marketing plans, business start-up kits,
and bibliographic materials.
Three of our very popular workbooks (available at nominal charge)
can help you to plan various phases of your business' growth:
How do I know if the BizCenter is right for my business?
BizCenter is relevant to every Oregon business.
We work with businesses in every industry and at every stage of growth.
Education and training opportunities covering a wide range of business
topics are available for every subject and industry.
How much will BizCenter services cost me?
BizCenter services are free to Oregon businesses and entrepreneurs.
We do charge a nominal fee for some of our workshops, workbooks, and other materials.
We’re funded by the
U.S. Small Business Administration
and the Oregon Economic & Community Development Department.
Our mandate is to help grow Oregon businesses and the Oregon economy.