Small Business Development Center

The SBDC at UNF's economic impact is measured in number of clients served, number of hours of counseling, number of training programs presented, number of training participants, number of businesses started, number of jobs created and/or retained, and total capital formation.

Economic Impact 2007

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Economic Impact 2006

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Economic Impact 2005

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Economic Impact 2004

Clients Counseled:	1,518
Client Characteristics:	White 70% Black 23% Asian 3% Hispanic 7% Female 48% Male 52% In Business 56% Pre-Venture 44% Service 51% Retail 26% Other 6% Manufacturing 4% Construction 5% Wholesale 2% Veteran 14%
Hours of Counseling:	6,178
Training Events:	115
Training Attendees:	3,133
Economic Impact:
Loans Obtained:	48
Dollar Amount of Loans Obtained:	$6,471,900
Dollar Amount of Owner Investment + Other Capital:	$5,610,150
Jobs Created and Retained:	472
New Businesses Started:	70

Economic Impact 2003

Clients Counseled:	2133
Client Characteristics:	White 74% Black 21% Asian 3% Hispanic 7% Female 52% Male 48% In Business 54% Pre-Venture 46% Service 50% Retail 31% Other 7% Manufacturing 5% Construction 5% Wholesale 2% Veteran 12%
Hours of Counseling:	7,875
Training Events:	114
Training Attendees:	3,134
Economic Impact:
Loans Obtained:	69
Dollar Amount of Loans Obtained:	$8,118,700
Dollar Amount of Owner Investment + Other Capital:	$4,086,575
Jobs Created and Retained:	480
New Businesses Started:	76

Economic Impact 2002

Clients Counseled:	2071
Client Characteristics:	White 77% Black 19% Asian 2% Hispanic 6% Female 51% Male 49% In Business 58% Pre-Venture 42% Service 50% Retail 31% Other 6% Manufacturing 5% Construction 4% Wholesale 3% Veteran 14%
Hours of Counseling:	8,862
Training Events:	105
Training Attendees:	3,985
Economic Impact:
Loans Obtained:	41
Dollar Amount of Loans Obtained:	$5,396,850
Dollar Amount of Owner Investment + Other Capital:	$3,307,985
Jobs Created and Retained:	385
New Businesses Started:	102