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Sourcelink Nebraska
Learn MoreSourceLink Nebraska, a statewide program administered by the Nebraska Business Development Center (NBDC) at the University of Nebraska Omaha, provides connections to comprehensive support resources for business development and growth. Through its extensive network, the program facilitates access to valuable resources at local, state, and national levels. Entrepreneurs and business owners can utilize SourceLink Nebraska's detailed business guides, which outline critical steps for establishing and managing successful enterprises. Additionally, the program features an interactive events calendar that showcases networking opportunities and trainings, enabling business owners and entrepreneurs to enhance their skills and expand professional connections.
Catholic Charities
Learn MoreCatholic Charities provides a variety of services to assist entrepreneurs and small business owners. These services include training, technical assistance, financing, and networking opportunities for microbusinesses.
REACH Program
Learn MoreThe Greater Omaha Chamber of Commerce’s REACH Program staff are available to assist local contractors at all stages of construction. The REACH Construction Industry Certificate program and other opportunities are designed to assist small, minority, and women owned businesses with technical assistance, trainings, bonding, bidding process, etc.
Heartland Workforce Solutions
Learn MoreHeartland Workforce Solutions is an American Job Center and a non-profit workforce resource serving Douglas, Sarpy and Washington counties. Our partners, programs and services are dedicated to strengthening the Nebraska workforce and connecting people to opportunities, whether you’re a career seeker or employer.
NBDC - APEX Accelerator & SBDC
Learn MoreThe Nebraska Business Development Center (NBDC) is a statewide program that helps strengthen Nebraska businesses for a healthy economy and prosperous communities through its different sub-programs. The Small Business Development Centers (SBDC) program of NBDC is a resource for small business creation and expansion in Nebraska, offering confidential consulting services to entrepreneurs and small business owners looking to start and grow their enterprises or to transition companies to the next generation of ownership. The APEX Accelerator program of NBDC is a resource for small businesses seeking to do business with the government through technical assistance with SAM registration, e-verify, understanding bids, and other government contracting-related services.
SCORE
SCORE offers mentorship, online courses, webinars in every business topic. You can also find templates and guides that help you answer questions regarding business issues.Learn More
Entrepreneurs Education Collaborative
EEC is an alliance of community resource organizations, empowering aspiring and existing business owners and operators through free resources, advocacy, and education. Monthly webinars and seminars.Learn More
United Hispanic Contractors Association
Learn MoreUHCA’s mission is provide the necessary resources to strengthen the continued growth of our members while promoting the long-term success of Hispanic-owned construction businesses. UHCA provides members with education & training, job opportunities, business and networking events, consulting and advocacy.
Center For Rural Affairs
Learn MoreCFRA supports entrepreneurs and small business owners through their educational training opportunities like the Construction academy offered in English and Spanish. They also have business loans for small businesses, technical assistance, mentoring and networking opportunities.
SEB Authorization
The City of Omaha’s Small and Emerging Small Business (SEB) Program and Equity and Inclusion programs seek to stimulate small business growth in areas experiencing high levels of poverty. The program supports small business participation in City contracts. Human Rights and Relations staff are available to provide applications and answer program questions.Learn More