BRAC Launches Small Business Services Program

BRAC Launches Small Business Services Program
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BATON ROUGE, La. (April 28, 2022) — The Baton Rouge  Area Chamber (BRAC) today announced the formal launch of its small  business services program. Led by a new, permanent position on the BRAC  staff, the program will connect the region’s small businesses to  resources, information, and networks to grow. 

“To diversify the Baton Rouge Area’s industry base and job  opportunities, we know our focus cannot solely be on big project wins,”  said Adam Knapp, president and CEO of BRAC. “By investing in our small  businesses with our new services, we will provide long-term guidance to  local entrepreneurs and existing businesses, ultimately helping them  level up and increase growth opportunities in the region.” 

The program, led by Chris Spalatin, BRAC’s manager of small business  services, will serve as a guide and connector for local entrepreneurs  and small business owners to Baton Rouge’s small business ecosystem,  providing often-needed support and navigation through the intricacies of  business ownership. Specific assistance ranges from small business  coaching to market research to guidance on becoming a vendor and landing  contracts, plus more. BRAC services are completely free and available  to any entrepreneur or small business owner in the nine-parish Capital  Region. 

Individuals interested in the services are encouraged to reach out to Chris directly at christophers@brac.org or (310) 463-0917. Additional information can be found at brac.org.

The launch of this program is a key component in BRAC’s five-year  strategic plan, BRING IT!, under its goal to diversify the region’s industry base and job opportunities. Additional information about the  strategic plan can be found at brac.org/bringit.

About the Baton Rouge Area Chamber    

The Baton Rouge Area Chamber (BRAC) is an aggressively ambitious  regional economic development organization with a bias for action. BRAC  seeks to push Baton Rouge beyond the status quo, unleash its potential,  and support a vibrant business community that believes the finish line  does not exist. BRAC seeks to accelerate economic opportunity in the  Baton Rouge Area, for everyone, through BRING IT! Baton Rouge, its  five-year, regional strategic plan. Learn more about BRAC at brac.org.  

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