MCSC News
Last week MCSC and a bunch of our resource partners came together to offer a hands on training event for Google and Yelp! The event was a great success. Thanks to everyone who came out and of course to our resource partners: Cuesta College's 'Doing What Matters' program, SBDC, Score, and the City of Arroyo Grande.
Last week the MCSC Crew headed down to Santa Maria to attend the Vandenberg Air Force Base Small Business Outreach Event. The purpose of this event was to help inform small business owners how selling to the federal or state government can benefit their business. If you want to learn more about selling to the federal government and if it would be a good fit for you and your business, give us a call at MCSC (805)595-1357. We have consultants that are able to meet with you one-on-one and free of charge.
This month has been very eventful at MCSC. One of the highlights has been a visit from our OWBO (Office of Women's Business Ownership) Representative, Sandra Wells. Sandi was here to perform an audit and make sure we were in compliance with all SBA regulations. Good news- we passed! It was great to see our SBA representatives at our offices and get their input in person.
Left to Right: Chuck Jehle (Program Director), Biz Steinberg (MCSC Board Secretary), Kay Mardon (SBA Representative), Sandra Wells (SBA OWBO Program Manager), Ken Crawford (SBA), Gabe Quiroz (MCSC Instructor), Michael Chen (MCSC Board Treasurer)
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