The State University of New York announced today that the New York Small Business Development Center (New York SBDC) provided direct support to more than 24,000 small business clients across the state in 2022, affirming the organization’s stature as one of the state’s leading programs for entrepreneurs and economic development.
Administered by SUNY and primarily funded by the U.S. Small Business Administration, the work of New York’s 22 regional SBDC in 2022 resulted in over $475 million in financial impact, 2,000 new business starts, and more than 10,000 jobs created or saved.
“NYSBDC is a vital organization that truly is a lifeline for small businesses and the customers and communities they support, “said SUNY Chancellor John B. King, Jr. “SUNY is committed to economic development and upward mobility across the state. Hand-in-hand with the NYSBDC, SUNY showcases how networks of learning and entrepreneurship can fuel the future of business and the new world of work while creating a pipeline of support by educating the next generation of workers.”
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