Not sure where to start? SourceLink Nebraska assists entrepreneurs and business owners seeking connections to resources that support business endeavors at NO COST. Request a customized Personal Action Plan and begin connecting with Nebraska resource partners!
SourceLink Nebraska connects business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs to resources for starting, scaling, or accelerating their businesses in Nebraska. SourceLink Nebraska offers a one-stop shop to help entrepreneurs and business owners grow and prosper.
Innovation
Here you will find resources to support innovation businesses.
Makerspaces
Locate a makerspace in your community.
Agriculture & Rural Business
Click here to search for agriculture and rural business resources.
Child Care
Enter here to connect to organizations that support child care businesses.
Veterans
Locate resources for veterans and active military.
International Trade
Here you will find resources for engaging in international trade, specifically importing and exporting.
Spanish Language Support
Search resource partners that provide services specifically for people who speak Spanish.
Disaster Recovery
Locate resources for disaster preparedness and recovery.
Enlighten
Learn more with this virtual library of training videos for starting and growing a business.
Startup Guide
Find the steps, tips and resources you need to start a business.
Growth Guide
Plan, market, hire, promote and grow your business with these resources.
Capital Guide
Find out how to get business loans, grants and equity funding.
Business Transition Guide
Once a business starts there will be at least one more transition in the life of the business. Read this guide to learn more about business transition models.
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SourceLink Nebraska is supported by the generosity of Omaha Public Power District (OPPD), the Peter Kiewit Foundation, the University of Nebraska, the University Technology Development Corporation (UTDC), the Institute of Agricultural and Natural Resources (IANR), Nebraska Extension, and the Nebraska Business Development Center (NBDC).
