The Duquesne University SBDC has provided the following resources to assist the small businesses in southwestern Pennsylvania.
Discover how a rescue dog from Alaska inspired Pittsburgh's first off-leash dog bar. Follow Alissa and Travis May's journey from nomads to community builders, creating a unique space where dogs play..
Antonio Bonnetty, an attorney specializing in family law, juvenile dependency, and criminal law, recently left a law practice to become a solo practitioner. Despite his strong abilities as an attorney
Restoreth Roots, LLC, led by certified arborist Jen Senchak, offers sustainable land care consulting in Lawrence County, PA. Specializing in tree conservancy, landscape management, and environmental..
Discover the inspiring journey of Beth Buenaventura and her boutique retail shop, Boutique Blue. With the expert guidance of the Duquesne University SBDC, Beth revitalized her business and found...
The Ford Music Center in New Castle, PA, where Antonio Ford offers diverse music lessons and studio recording. Engaging the community with youth programs and events, the center makes music education
Discover how Julianne Gray turned her dream into reality with In Bloom House of Beauty, for Duquesne SBDC. Learn about her journey, business plan development, and the resources that helped her succeed
Discover how Leslie Michielli transformed her hobby into Maple & Metal LLC with the help of Duquesne University SBDC. From crafting a business plan to opening, read about her inspiring journey.
Joseph Kania, Pgh detective since 2015, launched Commonwealth Nutrition in 2021. His supplement store fosters a no-pressure, welcoming environment, supporting customers' fitness and wellness goals.
Success Story - Rice 'n Stew Co., an Afghan cuisine restaurant born from Sohrab Bakhshi's vision and experience. With support from Duquesne University's Small Business Development Center (SBDC)
Marsha Cassel is a life-long Pittsburgher and has been cooking for over 30 years. About six years ago, she and her husband decided to buy a farm in Washington County.
The opening of her new location is a testament to her skill, passion for wellness, and the support provided to her by Duquesne University's Small Business Development Center (SBDC).
The work the SBDC has done helping Paw & Order with Business analysis, long term planning, and critical connections will help them sustain and grow their business going into the future.
The Small Business Development Center came in to help BAPS through organizing the startup process, expanding the market and in the process, helping to raise investor capital.
Theresa Ortiz always wanted to be a key player and help others be the best version of themselves, so she started the process of creating her consulting and contracting business. Here is her success s
The Duquesne University SBDC started working with Addison Fox and Connie Feda who have many years of personal experience baking cookies and were looking to move into a new line of business.
Illumina Cafe has overcome multiple obstacles, including starting a business in the middle of the pandemic. However, Ariel's hard work has been paying off.