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Revision as of 12:13, 3 June 2016
Template:Infobox McNair Project
Summary
The McNair Center's Project for Small Business is the concerted effort to inform the public on the details of small business, the best practices for maintaining and or growing one, and how government regulatory and supporting bodies effect them. Particular interest is granted to educational blog posts and wiki pages to spread information, and investigative research concerning the Small Business Administration.
Completed Work
Works in Progress
- Carlin Cherry's Women in Entrepreneurship (2016) Issue Brief concerns the roles and relations of women in Small Business.
- The Small Business Information Page represents the current educational wiki page concerning small business.
Future Work
- Blog posts concerning best practices for Small Business on the McNair Blog.
- An investigative Academic Paper taking a look at the financial activities of the Small Business Administration.
