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Arizona Small Business Association (ASBA)
(520) 327-0222
A membership driven, not-for-profit Arizona corporation of small business owners, providing a forum for networking, informative workshops, seminars and classroom training. Actively representing members with legislation affecting small businesses at the state and federal levels of government.
Better Business Bureau of Tucson (BBB)
(520) 888-5353
Provides reports on business firms that will be helpful to you before making a purchase; Information about charity groups and organizations; help to resolve consumers' disputes through conciliation, mediation and arbitration; and promote ethical business standards and voluntary self-regulation of business practices.
City of Tucson Business Index
MainStreet Business Assistance Program
(520) 838-4352
MainStreet is a business assistance program of the Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) focused on minimizing the construction impact on businesses located along RTA transportation roadway improvement projects. This program is available to any business that is located within the project construction outreach area and who wishes to participate. The MainStreet program helps businesses struggle less and prosper more during transportation projects by providing information, facilitating communication and offers free individual and group business consulting services.
Microbusiness Advancement Center and Tucson/Pima County Women’s Business Center
(520) 620-1241
Small business plan consultation, one-on-one support, seminars, business wellness services and loan packaging assistance. Services and training in English and Spanish.
Pima Community College Small Business Development Center
(520) 206-6404
With an entrepreneurial spirit, Pima Community College's Small Business Development Center (SBDC) provides high-impact consulting and training to start-up entrepreneurs and small business owners. SBDC business analysts provide assistance in business planning, market assessment, technology commercialization, capital acquisition and strategic planning. Most services are provided at no or minimal cost due to generous support from the Small Business Administration and Pima Community College. SBDCs work with community organizations and local, state and federal agencies to create a broad network of resources at the community level.
SCORE - Service Corps of Retired Executives
(520) 670-5008
Free, confidential, one-on-one business counseling to meet the needs of business startup, expansion or problem solving assis-tance, low-cost tax seminars and other workshops.
Tucson-Pima Public Library
(520) 791-4010
This site contains powerful resources and services to help grow your business. Includes an Information Center for WWW links and the EBSCOhost magazine database for full text coverage of over 1,000 magazines.
Tucson Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce
(520) 792-2250
Free consultation in accounting, marketing and other areas. Chamber membership not required.
Tucson Urban League
(520) 791-9522
Small business assistance program provides business readiness training, business plan development, small business loans and ongoing technical assistance for new and expanding small businesses. |