The University of Georgia Innovation District Seminar Series in November will feature the UGA Small Business Development Center (SBDC), a Public Service and Outreach Extension of the University of Georgia. SBDC provides tools, training and resources to help small businesses grow and succeed. Designated as one of Georgia’s top providers of small business assistance, the SBDC has 17 offices ranging from Rome to Valdosta to serve the needs of Georgia’s business community. Since 1977, their network of partners has helped construct a statewide ecosystem to foster the spirit, support, and success of hundreds of thousands of entrepreneurs and innovators.

Michael Myers, SBDC business consultant, will highlight the different programs and services available to small businesses across the state of Georgia and share some interesting succcess stories involving students, faculty and the community. 

The University of Georgia Innovation District Seminar Series is a new speaker series designed to foster innovation, entrepreneurship, creativity and collaboration, and to promote greater synergy among members of the university’s research, innovation and entrepreneurial ecosystems. This monthly forum brings together faculty, staff, students and alumni, along with local entrepreneurs, community members, service providers and industry representatives, to discuss and strengthen UGA’s culture of innovation.

The event is free and open to the public, but registration via Eventbrite is requested.