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New Business
The Business Wizard covers licensing, permitting and regulatory requirements for the State of Wisconsin. It also covers certain federal and local regulations.
Business Licenses and Permits Search Tool allows you to get a listing of federal, state and local permits, licenses, and registrations you'll need to run a business.
Get advice on identifying a market need, writing a business plan, and setting up a new venture.
Use the following business and marketing calculators to quickly and easily evaluate different aspects of your business.
Small Business
Small Business Notes provides timely, quality information, resources, research, and news about starting, financing, planning, and operating a small business to help them successfully develop and grow a profitable enterprise. The focus of the site is primarily informational in nature.
The Office of Entrepreneurial Development (OED) oversees a network of programs and services that support the training and counseling needs of small business. It is SBA's technical assistance arm with resource partners located throughout the country.
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Business Plans
We champion entrepreneurial success through business counseling and educational programs developed at the local, regional and statewide level to support Wisconsin small business creation and growth.
We help people succeed in business. We are here to help you, to teach you, and to provide solutions that build and grow your business.
Women
The Center for Women's Business Research provides data-driven knowledge that advances the economic, social and political impact of women business owners and their enterprises. This data driven knowledge provides the business imperative for embracing women business owners as customers, suppliers, community leaders, public policy influencers and role models for business leadership.
Founded in 1989, the Womens Business Center was the first incubator in the nation to teach entrepreneurship or intrapreneurship to women according to a development methodology designed specifically for women.
The Office of Women’s Business Ownership's mission is to establish and oversee a network of Women’s Business Centers (WBCs) throughout the United States and its territories. Through the management and technical assistance provided by the WBCs, entrepreneurs, especially women who are economically or socially disadvantaged, are offered comprehensive training and counseling on a vast array of topics in many languages to help them start and grow their own businesses.
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Educational Resources
Who We Are:
The Division of Entrepreneurship and Economic Development (DEED) fosters, supports and coordinates entrepreneurship and economic development activities occurring at the University of Wisconsin campuses and the communities they serve. We do this through partnerships with governmental entities, educational institutions, non-profit organizations and the business community.
What We Do:
DEED, via the Small Business Development Centers and the Wisconsin Entrepreneurs’ Network, helps entrepreneurs create new businesses and grow existing businesses by providing training; information about financial, technology and other resources; one-on-one business counseling; and networking opportunities.
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