One way you can get the up-to-date information you need on the business issues that affect you is by using the resources in the SBDC's business library. This collection of materials contains local and national newspapers & magazines, reference books [20KB PDF file ~ opens in new window] and books that may be checked out [26KB PDF file ~ opens in new window]. Books in the lending library may be borrowed by SBDC consulting clients. All reference materials are available to the public for on-site use during our office hours.
The SBDC has a computer available to give you access to the internet and software such as spreadsheets, word-processing, database building, accounting, presentation preparation and desktop publishing.
The SBDC at Blinn College has a training facility that seats up to 15 people. Workshops are held there on a regular basis.
Business owners often need the services of business professionals like attorneys and accountants but may not be able to afford the full cost. The Direct Business Assistance (DBA) program offers a low-cost alternative. Professionals from accountants to marketers to patent attorneys have signed up with the DBA Program and have agreed to provide their services at reduced fees. We will try to match your needs with professionals that you may contact.