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SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTERS (SBDCs)
Elijah Diaz delivers for Small Businesses. See how he plans to invest in Small Business Development to build back District 45.
Developing Entrepreneurs of the New Era
Entrepreneurship is booming in NYC and Gen-Z is leading the charge.
SBDCs will serve as hubs for mentorship, resources, and opportunity.
Running a business is not one-size-fits-all. Industry-specific solutions are a must.
Local means LOCAL. SBDCs coming to your neighborhood
GOALS:
1 . We'll build 1–2 new SBDCs per year in underserved neighborhoods.
Expanding the Small Business Development Center resources through local non-profits and external programs will provide access to residents further away from universities and transportation hubs.
2. These will be run by local nonprofits, CUNY campuses, and trusted institutions.
Community Boards will have the opportunity to approve organizations that distribute materials and render services from the NYC SBDCs.
3. Oversight will come from the City Council to ensure accountability and results.
The Committee on Small Businesses will oversee the results of pilot SBDCs.
STARTUP LIKE A PRO
Startup Support
Small Business Development Centers will be able to assist new Entrepreneurs with services like
Business registration, LLC formation, EIN setup
Capital Access Help:
SBA loans, microloans, pitch competitions, crowdfunding training.
Workshops & Classes:
Branding, bookkeeping, taxes, e-commerce, licensing, marketing, etc.
Mentorship Programs
Pair new entrepreneurs with successful local business owners Shared Workspaces or Kiosks:
Enable businesses to test retail concepts affordably
Your One-stop Shop
Workshops will cover everything from e-commerce to tax-prep to blockchain, equipping entrepreneurs with real-world skills, not just theory.
Language Accessibility
Training will be held in different languages to make communication barriers a thing of the past.
ADA Accessibility
SBDCs in physical locations will remain ADA-compliant to accommodate all who run a New York City Small Business.
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ELIJAH DIAZ WINS REPUBLICAN & CONSERVATIVE PARTY PRIMARY
Youngest and First Republican & Conservative Party Primary Election Winner in District 45.