The New York State Small Business Development Center was created in 1984. The NYSSBDC is administered by the State University of New York and is funded by the State of New York, the U.S. Small Business Administration, and host campuses. The NYSSBDC is an accredited affiliate of the national network of Small Business Development Centers and a member of the Association of Small Business Development Centers.
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