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SourceLink Nebraska, a statewide program administered by the Nebraska Business Development Center (NBDC) at the University of Nebraska Omaha, provides connections to comprehensive support resources for business development and growth. Through its extensive network, the program facilitates access to valuable resources at local, state, and national levels. Entrepreneurs and business owners can utilize SourceLink Nebraska's detailed business guides, which outline critical steps for establishing and managing successful enterprises. Additionally, the program features an interactive events calendar that showcases networking opportunities and trainings, enabling business owners and entrepreneurs to enhance their skills and expand professional connections.
Catholic Charities provides a variety of services to assist entrepreneurs and small business owners. These services include training, technical assistance, financing, and networking opportunities for microbusinesses.
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The Nebraska Business Development Center (NBDC) is a statewide program that helps strengthen Nebraska businesses for a healthy economy and prosperous communities through its different sub-programs. The Small Business Development Centers (SBDC) program of NBDC is a resource for small business creation and expansion in Nebraska, offering confidential consulting services to entrepreneurs and small business owners looking to start and grow their enterprises or to transition companies to the next generation of ownership. The APEX Accelerator program of NBDC is a resource for small businesses seeking to do business with the government through technical assistance with SAM registration, e-verify, understanding bids, and other government contracting-related services.
Omaha 100 is proud to provide small business owners with the flexibility and support to get the loan they need, when they need it. We offer access to competitive interest rates and flexible loan terms, with no prepayment penalties. We offer business loans in amounts up to $250,000, ensuring you’ll get the funding you need to launch, operate, or grow your business.
Work opportunities; job listings and partnering with workforce outreach; apprenticeship; industry credits, credentials, certifications, and other education.
Section 3 and Davis-Bacon compliance staff from the Omaha Housing Authority and the Omaha Planning Department are available to discuss federal contracting requirements. Qualifying businesses are encouraged to complete the Section 3 business certification application and OHA vendor application. Contractors also have the opportunity to learn more about certified payroll reporting.
