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The Greater Harrisburg Neighborhood

Greater Harrisburg's Business Resources:

Government:

· Governor's Office

· PA Small Business Development

· Pennsylvania SBA

· Pennsylvania Small Business Assistance Program

· Pennsylvania Enterprise Zones

· SBA, SBDC (listings)

· Workforce Development (Training)

7. Press:

· Central Penn Business Journal

· Eastern Pennsylvania Business Journal

· Northeast Pennsylvania Business Journal

· Pittsburgh Business Times

8. Other - Regional Resources

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1. Opening and closing credit

2. Online Learning

3. Streaming Media Center

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Demographics of Pennsylvania

Est. Population: 12.4M (US Census data)
Est. Small Businesses: Around 1M
Our Targeted Viewers: 500,000 per week
Targeted online profiles: 100,000 owners
Targeted TV profiles: 10,000 owners.

Out of the 5.5 million people in State of Pennsylvania, SmallBusinessSchool will seek to have no less than 100K viewers per week. We will focus on identifying 40,000 small business owners and profiling as many as 4000.

This show only considers those businesses that have been recommended from within their communities. Though this selection criteria is our guideline, we rely mostly on the small business advocates listed on these pages .

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