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NYC Small Business Resource CenterInformation about this site In 1997 staff at the New York City Partnership and Chamber of Commerce created the New York Small Business Resource Center (SBRC) to assist small businesses. The New York Public Library’s Science, Industry and Business Library took over the website in 2001 and expanded and redesigned the site. In 2002, the New York City Council, impressed by the website content, sought permission to use the online Programs Locator (now the Services Directory) as the basis for their print publication, Resource Guide to Small Business Development in the Five Boroughs. In 2003, The Commerce Department Technology Opportunities Program awarded the Science, Industry and Business Library (SIBL) a three year grant to expand the website with additional features, designed to build a virtual small business community. The expanded website includes these features: Services Directory- Organizations that provide services to both established
small businesses and start-ups. About the TOP grant:In October 2003, The U.S.Department of Commerce, Technology Opportunities Program, National Telecommunications and Information Administration awarded SIBL a three year grant to expand the Small Business Resource Center. This grant enables the Library, working with seven partner organizations, to create a virtual small business community. Organizations and entrepreneurs will share expertise, information, and training online. SIBL’s contributing partner organizations on the grant are: Accion, Financial Women’s Association, New York Industrial Retention Network, Partnership for New York City, SCORE, SOBRO, and WIBO. Site Credits:Content and/or design contributors: Editing by SIBL’s small business team and others including: Kristin
McDonough, Madeleine Cohen, Anne Lehmann, Jackie Gold, Betty Lacy, Betty Hall-Towles.
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