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Business Assistance and Services
- Alexandria Technical College Small Business Center
The Small Business Center provides business management services, coaching and training to help small businesses succeed and grow.
- Anderson Center for Management and Business Development
The Anderson Center provides management and business development services that facilitate economic progress in Greater Minnesota.
- Business Services Specialists
Business Services Specialists are trained to provide practical business solutions for finding and hiring new employees, retaining employees, accessing training resources, and general human resource information.
They are often the first point of contact for businesses to get good information about economic development activities and contacts in the region. They also partner with workforce development, economic
development and career development to make sure business has a voice in regional efforts. Business Services Specialists are located throughout
the state in WorkForce Centers in Moorhead, Detroit Lakes, Fergus Falls, Wadena and Alexandria. In addition, this region has one Business Services Specialist whose specialty is working with businesses who have workers or potential workers who have a disability. Call toll-free 1.888.438.5627 and type in your zip code to contact the office nearest you.
- Enterprise Minnesota
Enterprise Minnesota’s consulting services help Minnesota manufacturers grow via world-class competitive tools such as Lean Enterprise, Lean Office, Supply Chain Improvement and Training Within Industry. We also offer Business Growth services such as Benchmarking, Business Process Reviews and Peer Councils. Contact us today to improve your business results!
- Small Business Development Center-Moorhead
Consultant services and workshops for those interested in expanding or starting up a business.
- Tri-State Manufacturers' Association
TSMA assists manufacturing related companies by providing networking, education, and programs to enhance the success of members and their communities.
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