Economic Development Committee

Investing in America Small Business Hub

President Biden’s Investing in America agenda provides significant funding through the American Rescue Plan, the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, the CHIPS and Science Act, and the Inflation Reduction Act. Each of these laws includes historic investments in major sectors of the U.S. economy. SBA is making sure small businesses in every community have the resources and support they need to lead America’s rebuilding.

U.S. Small Business Administration recently launched its Investing in America Small Business Hub. Here you can get the information you need to pursue federal, state, and local grants, contracts, and other funding under President Biden’s Investing in America agenda, such as:

Free guides and resource overviews

Examples of small businesses that have accessed funding

Links to valuable SBA resources, such as business loans and free business counseling, that can help you pursue opportunities

Learn more about the SBA’s Investing in America Hub

Small Business Resource Guide is Now Available on the SBA Homepage
Great News!

Our new resource guide just dropped! Learn about resources to help you start, grow, expand, and build your business.

The guide contains information on the tools and resources small business owners and entrepreneurs need to succeed, wherever they are in their business journey. It highlights SBA program offerings and stories of small businesses that have utilized SBA.

Want to learn more about SBA Programs & Services?
Download the National Resource Guide HERE
Descarga la Guía Nacional de Recursos (en español) AQUÍ

On Oct. 31, 2023, Gov. Chris Sununu established by executive order the Don’t Overload the Code Initiative to extend New Hampshire’s 603 area code and to prepare businesses for the eventuality an additional area code will be assigned to the state.

The Department of Business and Economic Affairs (BEA) is conducting this survey to assess the potential impact an additional New Hampshire area code would have on the state’s businesses.

Can you please assist us by sharing this survey with your business contacts and, if appropriate, also complete it yourself?

We hope to hear from businesses and organizations statewide to fully assess any impact. Please contact Karen Immel with any questions.

Thank you for your time.

Sincerely,

Karen Immel

Business Resource Specialist

Division of Economic Development

Department of Business and Economic Affairs

State of New Hampshire

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