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Small Business Development Center - Poulsbo branch
Through a partnership with the Kitsap Regional Library, Western Washington University formally opened a Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at the Poulsbo branch, on August 1, 2019. The SBDC offers one-on-one confidential business counseling with trained experts looking forward to supporting your entrepreneurial dreams. Connect with data that will help inform your business strategies and learn how to access capital, marketing, technology development, international trade opportunities and more. Explore the demographics in your area to see what your competitors are doing, discover your customers and learn their spending habits.
Whether you're a current small business owner, or an entrepreneur just starting out, your small business success starts at the Library. Start the conversation today. Make an Appointment.
Is the Small Business Development Center open?
While not currently accessible from our Poulsbo location, the Small Business Development Center continues to assist the community during this time. Connect with them online for details.
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