Our primary goal is to help your company level-up; whether you are just starting out, want to prove a concept with market research or progress towards that next level of funding.
Small businesses are important to the American economy and local communities in many ways, including:
Economic growth
Small businesses contribute 44% of the U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) and account for more than half of all new jobs and private sector sales. They also help drive innovation by investing in new technologies and equipment.
Local economy
Small businesses support the local economy by creating jobs and opportunities, and by putting money back into the community through taxes and paychecks. This money can help fund new businesses and improve public services. When people shop at local businesses, an estimated 68% of that money stays within the local economy.
Community
Small businesses can help build community identity and culture, and can create a small-town feeling. They can also reflect the communities they come from, as they are founded by local entrepreneurs and employ local people.
Partnerships with large businesses
Small businesses can provide services to large businesses, such as accounting, legal, and insurance, or they can act as sales agents for their products. They can also offer synergies by combining their offerings with those of large businesses to create unique value for customers.