The Alaska Small Business Development Center (Alaska SBDC) provides resources, advice, and assistance that help small businesses grow and create measurable economic impact throughout Alaska via its expanding online resources and business management expertise. Experienced business advisors and experts provide assistance through on-site and/or online interactions and training, and at no cost to clients.

The impact of Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) on Alaskan communities and businesses is changing daily. The Alaska SBDC is here to support and prepare small businesses in the days, weeks, and months to come. At the Alaska SBDC COVID-19 Resource Center (aksbdc.org/covid19), you will find guidance, updates, and resources to help adapt in an unpredictable situation. No other program offers the same reach, resources, or opportunities to create an impact to businesses at every stage of development. Alaska SBDC is here to help.

The Food Research, Enterprise, and Sustainability Hub (FRESH) was created to better connect existing food systems resources and to make introductions! In addition to helping you expand your network, FRESH can help in other ways. FRESH supports a wide variety of food systems research, education, consulting, event support, and networking services. These include but are not limited to grant writing and funding assistance, community food systems mapping, program evaluation, food business expertise, curriculum development, event management, and facilitation services.