Airtimes: The signal for show comes into Delaware from the New Jersey's NJN, Maryland Public Television, and Philadelphia's WYBE (airtimes below). All of these stations need the support of all facets of business, especially our Chambers of Commerce and Economic Development Commissions. All good business people need to become involved with their local stations (see local support).

Our local advocates also come from the many Small Business Development Centers, SCORE volunteers, SBA, business press, CPAs, bankers, business brokers, business coaches, and people from within these other Delaware-based Small Business Resources. We especially turn to the people from the local and State Chamber of Commerce and various Economic Development Commissions to begin developing a local list of possible small businesses to profile. (More...)

Open Letter: We all need to support our local public television stations; it is important for our children and for the continuing education of all adults.

Chambers of Commerce: This website can be totally rebranded for any local Chamber of Commerce that is involved with their local station to produce more profiles about Delaware businesses. The content can be controlled and updated by each local chamber.

To date, there is only one Delaware-based businesses that has been profiled on the show:

City / Town	Business Name	Master Class	Type of business
Seaford	NoUVIR	Ruth Ellen & Jack Miller	Elecrtical equipment
In Delaware, watch these PBS-member stations:
Dover	WYBE WNJT-52 WNJS-23	8:00 AM Saturdays 7 AM Sundays	Education
Georgetown	MPT	7:30 AM, Sundays	Education
Salisbury	WCPB	7:30 AM, Sundays	Education

Target Number of Weekly Viewers in Delaware:28000 television households
Estimated total number of small businesses: 70,000

• Over 7000 small business owners in Delaware. The goal is to have as many as 10% of the total small business population watching the show each week. Through the USA the national average is one small business for every 12 people. It follows that there are as many as 70,000 small businesses in Delaware based on a total population of just over 860,000 people! The goal of Small Business School is to profile the finest 1% of Delaware's small and emerging businesses. That would be about 700 small businesses -- several decades of television productions!

• Over 7,000 small business employees in Delaware. Just one person from within less than 10% of the total number of small businesses.

• Over 7,000 general viewers who use small business services in Delaware. A little more than 1% of the total population in the entire state. Everybody in the state uses the services of small businesses every day.

• 7,000 people who want or need to start the business of their dreams -- the under-employed among our large-business, corporate employees, and the unemployed.

• Jayne Armstrong, District Director, the Delaware SBA
  Jayne will point you directly to the best resources in her state.
• Delaware's Small Business Development Centers
• Delaware's State Chamber of Commerce
• List of local Chambers of Commerce
• Delaware Economic Development Authority (DEDA)
• Workforce Development: Helen Groft, Director of Workforce Development
• Small Business Investment Companies
• State Securities Commissioner