NHBR About Town: Small Business Administration

March 9, 2012

NH Business Review Staff,

In February, the Small Business Administration, the Greater New England Minority Purchasing Council and the New Hampshire Small Business Development Center jointly hosted a meet-and-greet for small and minority business owners to learn ways to expand their customer base and grow their businesses. At the event are, from left, Greta Johansson, New Hampshire district director of the SBA; Dr. Fred McKinney of the GNEMSDC; and Mary Collins of the NHSBDC.

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