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Neharika "Neha" Mehta

Neharika Mehta (Neha) is a co-founder of Seashore Solutions LLC, an economically-disadvantaged woman-owned small business (EDWOSB) and HUB-certified small business focused on software solutions and consulting that specializes in Enterprise Application Development using agile methods. Neha has 19 years of experience in all aspects of business operations and software development. As a tech entrepreneur, she has provided client-centric solutions, implemented changes and modernized processes to solve every day business challenges.

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Small Business Majority testifies on SBA Office of Advocacy Reauthorization

On May 22, 2019, Small Business Majority CEO John Arensmeyer testified before a joint hearing of the Senate Committee on Small Business & Entrepreneurship and the Senate Homeland Security & Governmental Affairs Subcommittee on Regulatory Affairs and Federal Management to discuss the reauthorization of the SBA Office of Advocacy. His testimony discussed the important role of the Office of Advocacy and why small business regulations should not be characterized as all good or bad, but rather considered on a case-by-case basis.

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Business insider tips from our Small Business Council

Posted: May 9, 2019

In honor of National Small Business Week, we asked several members of our national Small Business Council to share their expert advice on starting and running your own business. 

Our panel includes

Harland Henry: CEO and founder of SunBiz Showcase Alliance, an economic and community development advocacy company focused on the development of small enterprises based in Tampa, Florida. 

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Association of Women's Business Centers

The Association of Women's Business Centers works to secure economic justice and entrepreneurial opportunities for women by supporting and sustaining a national network of more than 100 Women’s Business Centers (WBC). WBCs help women succeed in business by providing training, mentoring, business development, and financing opportunities to over 145,000 women entrepreneurs each year.

Submitted by sbm-admin on Tue, 04/16/2019 - 11:39

Resources to boost your business during Women’s History Month

Posted: March 21, 2019

To kick off Women’s History Month in March, Small Business Majority recently hosted a Twitter chat, “Celebrating Women Entrepreneurs” to share tips and resources for women entrepreneurs from business organizations and entrepreneurs around the country. Many of our wonderful partner organizations participated, included the California Association for Micro Enterprise Opportunity (CAMEO), SBDC East Los Angeles, Washington D.C. SBDC, the Women’s Business Development Center in Chicago, SBA’s Nebraska District Office and more.

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Highlighting local resources for Black History Month

Posted: February 28, 2019

In honor of Black History Month, we’re sharing tips and tools for black entrepreneurs as well as stories of successful entrepreneurs. We recently spoke with Shawna Collier, Senior Loan Counselor at Justine Petersen, to ask her about the obstacles that black entrepreneurs face and resources they can use to overcome these challenges.

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USBC shares how to support black entrepreneurs during Black History Month and throughout the year

Posted: February 27, 2019

We are proud to partner with the U.S. Black Chambers, Inc. (USBC), a national organization that promotes economic empowerment for Black entrepreneurs through advocacy work and by providing resources and tools. USBC is the umbrella organization for over 100 Black Chambers and small business associations through the country that deliver local support to small business owners.

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Examining the Unique Opportunities and Challenges Facing Rural Small Businesses

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Small Business Majority
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Tuesday, February 12, 2019

This report compiles findings from focus groups and roundtable discussions with rural small business owners and other small business stakeholders in four states, as well as the results of a national poll of rural small business owners. The report also features recommendations for policymakers and service providers to increase opportunities for rural entrepreneurs.

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