Our services are virtual, but we are available to assist you and your business
All Florida SBDC Locations Operating Remotely for Client & Training
The Florida SBDC Network is operating remotely. We are still open for business, however, there have been some modifications to how we will conduct engagements with our customers and the general public. Consulting sessions are virtual - phone or video meetings with limited in person engagements. For more information, please visit us at www.easternflorida.edu/go/sbdc .
We look forward to helping you. 

Local Brevard office is at Cocoa Campus, Bldg. 3, Suite 114
Phone numbers remain the same
FSBDC Disaster Planning Resources

Our State office has many resources to help your business prepare. Check out the links below:




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Upcoming Webinars from your local office

September 29 & 30 - Boots to Business for Patrick SFB

Oct 6 - Ready, Set, Go - Part 1 - Ready

Oct 13 - Ready, Set, Go - Part 2 - Set

Oct 20 - Ready, Set, Go - Part 3 - Go

Oct 27 - Patents & Trademarks, Intellectual Property

All upcoming seminars here: https://clients.floridasbdc.org/events.aspx

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Upcoming Webinars from our UCF Regional office

September 30 - Ready to Export? Now what?
October 6 - Government Contracting: Overview  
October 7 - How to Start Your Business
October 13 How SBA Can Help Your Small Business Achieve the American Dream
October 14 - Marketing for Business Success
October 27 - Cybersecurity: A Panel Discussion


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News and Info for your Business






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Florida & National Resources for Your Small Business

Florida SBDC Network Resources



Florida Scorecard - latest information

Resources
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State



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SBA Loan Program update
Some loans approved prior to the week of April 6, 2021 will be eligible for an increase based on new loan maximum amounts announced March 24, 2021. Businesses that received a loan subject to current loan limit do not need to submit a request for an increase at this time. SBA will reach out directly via email closer to the April 6, 2021 implementation date to provide more details about how businesses can request an increase.
If an applicant accepted a loan for less than the full amount originally offered, the application will have up to two years after the date of the loan promissory note to request to request additional funds. Applicants may continue to request additional funds even after the application deadline of December 31, 2021.

Statewide training programs:

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Additional Resources for Your Small Business

WeVenture COVID Webinars
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