Editor’s note: The City of Raleigh’s new online Small Business Resource Guide is a one-stop document for need-to-know information, It this latest post from the news partnership between ExitEvent and WRALTechWire, ExitEvent Editor Laura Baverman takes a deep dive into the project.
RALEIGH, N.C. - Did you know there are 17 venture funds and venture banks in this region, and 15 organizations providing support for entrepreneurs?
What about the eight startup competitions or contests in town? Or the six incubators and co-working spaces?
Did you know the state has a fund for companies hiring high-tech jobs? Or that it matches the federal government’s SBIR and STTR grant awards?
There’s also a tax credit for companies developing interactive digital media.
All these startup and small business resources and more are listed in a new one-stop document created by the city of Raleigh and released online this week. The document is regional in nature, including support organizations and efforts throughout the Triangle.
Raleigh’s Innovation and Entrepreneurship Manager Derrick Minor told me the document is part of his office’s ongoing attempt to support small and startup businesses in town.
Read the full story online at ExitEvent.
