Starting a business can be challenging, but you don't have to go through it alone. There are a number of local resources in South Dakota dedicated to helping women entrepreneurs start and succeed in business. We researched and vetted entrepreneurial resources available in your area and compiled our recommended list. Continue reading to discover the right one for you.
Resources in Your Area
The SD CEO Women’s Business Center
Who it's right for:
This program looks to attract women entrepreneurs, Native American-owned small businesses, and other minority groups looking to compete in the business world. All participants are able to improve their business acumen through education, training, and business counseling.
Siox Falls Business & Professional Women
Who it's right for:
Women entrepreneurs and business owners are encouraged to become members and grow both professionally and personally. Through connectivity and support, all members are able to create a positive community of business women in and around Sioux Falls.
South Dakota Enterprise Institute
Who it's right for:
Small business owners and entities throughout the state can benefit from the Enterprise Institute’s services and consulting. Visit their website for more information.
Small Business Administration (SBA) South Dakota District Office
Who it's right for:
Small businesses, both start-ups and established entities, are encouraged to connect with SBA representatives and/or peruse the website for FAQs and advice.
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South Dakota Small Business Development Center
Who it's right for:
Small businesses and small business owners are encouraged to view and take advantage of the wealth of resources available through SD SBDC. From local business building techniques to international trade expansion, SBDC helps small businesses thrive.
South Dakota SCORE
Who it's right for:
Young entrepreneurs and business owners looking for guidance and advice from experienced industry leaders are the ideal candidates for the SCORE program.
WomensNet - South Dakota
Who it's right for:
Women entrepreneurs and business owners both new and established are able to apply for an Amber Grant. The seed money is often the jump-start many small businesses need to get going.
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