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Welcome to Community Business Partnership |
Welcome to Community Business Partnership (CBP). Click here to learn about our great services and FREE Small Business Resource Orientation.
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Veterans in Business Conference |
 Join us for the Seventh Annual Veterans in Business Conference at the Mason Inn, Fairfax on March 30, 2012. Three workshop tracks. Ask the Experts. Keynote speaker Andre Gudger, Director of the Office of Small Business Programs at DoD. Early bird ends Jan 31. Sold out event in 2010 and 2011!
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New Classes for Spring 2012 |
CBP has some exciting classes in the first quarter of 2012. Two new start up classes will be offered every month; Five Steps to Creating a Marketing Plan and Five Steps to Creating a Finance Plan, both at $25. Look out for our "First Thursdays - Work "ON" Your Business" Series. There are four components; My Employees, Marketing My Business, Minimize Your Business Risk, and Renter Beware. These classes are $30 each or four for $100. Our classes for Government Contractors will be offered again this quarter and all the great Social Media classes are back again. Check out the complete class schedule!
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Looking for an on-line class? |
No time to come in for a class? CBP offers a whole range of classes on-line through ed2go. The courses are entirely web-based with comprehensive lessons, quizzes, and assignments. A dedicated professional instructor facilitates every course; pacing learners, answering questions, giving feedback, and facilitating discussions. There is a growing catalog of more than 300 instructor facilitated online courses. Click here to learn more and register.
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Welcome To Community Business Partnership |
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Introduction to Community Business Partnership
Created in 1995, the Community Business Partnership is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization. It was formed in response to an identified need for small business technical assistance and financing services, particularly to low-moderate income and disadvantaged individuals, including minorities, women and the disabled.
While providing high quality training and counseling to all small businesses, the Partnership seeks to provide a financing alternative to benefit those unable to attract a commercial loan or other traditional source of funds.
Over the past decade Community Business Partnership has grown to five distinct programs.
Please click on the logos to find out more about the individual programs, or attend our free one hour orientation.
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