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SBDC International Trade Center visits El Salvador

The SBDC International Trade Center traveled to El Salvador to present their efforts in creating a network of small business development centers (SBDC) in other nations. El Salvador is considering adopting the SBDC model to help build their economy, which would have a foundation in small businesses. Accompanying the team was Al Salgado, Director of the South-West Texas Border SBDC Network and Robert McKinley, Associate Vice President for Economic Development at the University of Texas at San Antonio.

Links to their presentations are:

ITC's presentation of the SBDC Model



 

 

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