Small Business Development Centers (SBDC) Program Inventory DescriptionSmall Business AdministrationSBA_4c576d9e-8228-11e0-a7e3-d3267a64ea2a78d4c946-cfc5-4b4f-b238-3d1061ea24f8e03f8581-f210-404a-9dfb-f65a80c555e3Small Business Development Centers (SBDC)Facilitate the creation of viable businesses and to sustain and grow established businesses.fa87aa50-f654-4e7f-8017-4dfc91b4a878As SBA's largest non-finance program, SBDCs provide services to facilitate the creation of viable businesses and to sustain and grow established businesses. Small Business Development Centers (SBDC)SBDCs deliver management and technical assistance to small businesses through an extensive business education network comprised of 63 lead centers managing over 900 outreach locations throughout the U.S. and the insular territories. SBDCs deliver professional business counseling and training that is focused on strategic planning, business development, financial planning and cash flow management to approximately 590,000 business clients annually. Special emphasis areas of business counseling and training include facilitating innovation and high-growth companies with small business innovative research (SBIR) grants, commercialization and technology transfer services, and export tools and guidance. Seven SBDCs have specialized international trade centers that will expand to 46 of the 63 networks. SBDCs also provide services related to disaster recovery, contracting, energy efficiency, veterans' assistance, and manufacturing. SBA grant funding to small business development centers leverages a unique mix of federal, state and private sector financial resources. This funding model enables SBDCs across the country to foster the economic growth of small businesses, generating business revenue, job creation and job retention as well as enhancing local and regional economies.Management AssistancePerformerTechnical AssistancePerformerBusiness CounselingPerformerBusiness TrainingPerformerBusinesses & JobsGrow businesses and create jobs42e274b8-285d-4f13-b684-423a773802731This program supports strategic Goal 1 - Growing businesses and creating jobsBeneficiaryc350aa7e-a81f-46ee-a4fd-3a15baaa00a3CapitalAccess_98299964-309c-11e0-b4f3-493b7a64ea2aSupportsObjective 1 - Expand Access to capital through SBA's extensive lending networkTBD1e67f537-c42e-40b7-b2f8-41c60a6fa4d0Education, Counseling & Training ResourcesStrength_9829a526-309c-11e0-b4f3-493b7a64ea2aSupportsObjective 3 - Strengthen SBA's entrepreneurial education, counseling and training resources to help create new businesses and support the needs of existing businesses by successfully focusing on core program resources and ensuring these resources are aligned with the needs of both Main Street and high-growth small businessesf5e58bbf-f707-46ea-87eb-d2f2947fd4dcOutreachStrength_4c57a606-8228-11e0-a7e3-d3267a64ea2aSupportsObjective 6 - Strengthen outreach to underserved communities and underserved populationsTBDSmall Business NeedsMeet the needs of today's and tomorrow's small businesses_4c57b2c2-8228-11e0-a7e3-d3267a64ea2a2This program supports strategic Goal 2 - Building an SBA that meets needs of today's and tomorrow's small businessesSmall BusinessesBeneficiary4f5fa595-b306-42bc-af2a-67ddaa55eed2RiskMitigation_982a00de-309c-11e0-b4f3-493b7a64ea2aSupportsObjective 3 - Mitigate risk to taxpayers and improve oversight across SBA programsTBDSmall Business VoiceServe as the voice for small businessa1f49fe3-dd43-4675-8b65-c63525070a4c3This program supports Goal 3 - Serving as the voice for small businessSmall BusinessesBeneficiaryda6915ab-6200-469b-87d6-acd377d37955DeliveryStrength_982a1a24-309c-11e0-b4f3-493b7a64ea2aSupportsObjective 1 - Collaborate with other agencies to strengthen the delivery of programs, resources and servicesTBD2013-07-07http://www.sba.gov/sites/default/files/files/SBA%20Program%20Inventory.pdfOwenAmburOwen.Ambur@verizon.net