The US Small Business Administration offers various training programs for urban small businesses, including entrepreneurship development, business planning, and access to capital.
The University of America's SBDC provides no-cost business consulting and low-cost training to urban small businesses, focusing on minority and women-owned enterprises.
The National Federation of Community Development Credit Unions offers training and resources for urban small businesses, including financial literacy, marketing, and management skills.
Forbes highlights the importance of training and mentorship programs for urban small businesses, featuring success stories and expert insights from industry leaders.
Harvard University's research paper explores the challenges and opportunities faced by urban small businesses, providing recommendations for effective training programs and policy interventions.
The Small Business Administration's YouTube channel features a video series on urban small business development, covering topics such as business planning, marketing, and financing.
The Interise tool kit provides urban small businesses with practical resources and templates for business planning, financial management, and market research, along with training and coaching opportunities.
The New York Times reports on the launch of a new training program for urban small businesses in New York City, aimed at supporting entrepreneurship and job creation in underserved communities.