Pace University SBDC Newsletter - April 2017
Business Entity Formation
& Intellectual Property Rights
Workshops Recap 
 
The Pace University Small Business Development Center (SBDC) teamed up with the City Bar Justice Center to host volunteer attorneys for two workshops in March. The first was Business Entity Formation, which discussed the advantages and disadvantages of the various business structure options.The second was Intellectual Property Rights for Entrepreneurs, which highlighted the intricacies of trademarks, copyrights, patents, and trade secrets. The extensive Q&A at the end of each workshop was a participant favorite, as it allowed attendees to ask questions relevant to their own businesses. 
Pace SBDC Partner:
Science, Industry & Business Library

The Pace University Small Business Development Center (SBDC) is proud to partner with the New York Public Library's Business Library (SIBL) to bring free 1:1 small business counseling to SIBL visitors. Twice each month, Pace SBDC business advisors meet with individuals at SIBL who are interested in starting or growing their small business, covering areas such as access to financing, marketing strategies for securing new customers, and contract procurement with public agencies. Further, Pace SBDC business advisors have been working with entrants to SIBL's New York StartUP! Business Plan Competition to guide them through developing a business plan, and the Center's director, Andrew Flamm, serves on the competition review team. To schedule a one-on-one business counseling session at an upcoming session at SIBL, visit our registration link .

Pace SBDC Success Story:
Dog Cakes for Dogs 
 
Pace SBDC helped client Anna Scala and her business, Dog Cakes for Dogs, launch a brand new and improved eCommerce website on the Wix platform. Anna's new website has already increased her sales by 15%.

 
National Small Business Week

This year's National Small Business Week will be held from April 30-May 6 in honor of small business owners across the nation to recognize and celebrate the impact that outstanding entrepreneurs have on their communities. Give us a call at (212) 618-6655 or email us to schedule an appointment to discuss how we can support your small business.
 
STAY CONNECTED:
Pace University Small Business Development Center | 212-618-6655 | [email protected] | www.PaceSBDC.org