Are you an entrepreneur with an idea?
Are you an existing business? Do you have questions?
We can help!
SBDC’s dedicated team of professional business advisors delivers highly individualized, confidential advising at no charge to enterprises across New Hampshire. We are proud to support clients from every walk of life, regardless of race, ethnicity, ability, gender, sexual orientation, socio-economic status, age, religious or political beliefs. Our team has more than 280 years of experience working with small businesses to help them grow and be successful, resilient, and always prepared to respond to the unexpected.
An educational, networking program designed for new to new-ish business owners who are unemployed or under-employed and who have up to five employees.
eCourses
eCourses are no-cost discussions of useful and relevant topics for small businesses. And they are short - about 15 minutes long.
Inclusivity Commitment
Like many organizations, we know we can do more to have our services be more welcoming, inclusive, and accessible to business owners of color. NH SBDC is taking action with its Inclusivity Commitment
Join us for the next SBDC Inclusivity Celebration!
Spring 2025 Global Growth Workshop Series
Free Global Growth Exporting Luncheon January 30th!
In 2023, NH SBDC's total annual economic impact on the State of NH was $242MM.
We served 3,409 entrepreneurs through direct advising and education in over 200 communities across the Granite State. We also helped our clients achieve the following:
$37MM
New Capital Raised
628
Jobs Created & Saved
$26.43MM
Increased Sales
(2023 Statistics)
Business Life Cycle
No matter where your business is in its life cycle, we have tools & resources to help you take the next step.
Check out our eCourses.
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Funded in part through a Cooperative Agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) and through assistance provided by the State of New Hampshire. The NH SBDC is an outreach program of the UNH Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics in conjunction with SBA, the State of NH (BEA), the University of NH, and the private sector.