New agreement formed between LSCP and MI-SBTDC
The Lake Superior Community Partnership and the Michigan Small Business & Technology Development Center announced recently that they have entered into a one-year agreement.
As part of the agreement, the Lake Superior Community Partnership will provide business services under the MI-SBTDC processes and will give access to many more resources than are currently available.
The idea behind the agreement is simple: Smoother, more effective services and business development.
“We have partnered with the MI-SBTDC for many years so this formal relationship is a natural next step,” says Amy Clickner, CEO of Lake Superior Community partnership. “Ultimately both organizations are focused on providing the services necessary to assist existing and start up business clients in Marquette County.”
Both organizations will also continue to provide separate services to businesses and entrepreneurs throughout Marquette County.
Writer: Sam Eggleston
Source: Lake Superior Community Partnership
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