Are you an entrepreneur with an idea?
Are you an existing business? Do you have questions?
We can help!
NH SBDC Delivers Big Impact
SBDC’s dedicated team of professional business advisors delivers highly individualized, confidential advising at no charge to enterprises across New Hampshire. Our team has more than 280 years of experience working with small businesses to help them grow and be successful, resilient, and always prepared to respond to the unexpected.
NH Export Accelerator
The NH Export Accelerator can help you explore and develop exporting strategies by merging educational sessions and one-on-one business and export advising to help you build your exporting strategy.
eCourses
eCourses are no-cost discussions of useful and relevant topics for small businesses. And they are short - about 15 minutes long.
LeAF
NH SBDC’s LeAF program offers eligible NH SBDC clients up to 5 total hours of free, one-on-one consulting with a Legal, Accounting, or Financial professional. Whether you're launching a startup, reviewing contracts, or navigating financial documents, LeAF connects you with the expertise you need to grow your business confidently.
Strategies for Financial and Legal Success
Recordings of Webinars presented by SBDC's LeAF consultants
In 2024, NH SBDC's total annual economic impact on the State of NH was $254.6MM.
We served 3,458 entrepreneurs through direct advising and education in over 220 communities across the Granite State. We also helped our clients achieve the following:
$15.86MM
New Capital Raised
6,500
Jobs Supported
$576.3MM
Client Annual Sales
(2024 Statistics)
Business Life Cycle
No matter where your business is in its life cycle, we have tools & resources to help you take the next step.
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Partners
Funded in part through a Cooperative Agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) and through assistance provided by the State of New Hampshire. The NH SBDC is an outreach program of the UNH Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics in conjunction with SBA, the State of NH (BEA), the University of NH, and the private sector.
For more information about the NH SBDC's federal funding, click here.