Where Your Business Comes to Grow

At Biz2Grow, we provide the coaching, access to capital, local support, community, and resources you need to start and grow your business.

Whether you’re just getting started or ready to scale, we’re here to help you build with confidence — and grow with purpose.

Learn With Verizon Small Business Digital Ready

The Verizon Small Business Digital Ready online curriculum is designed to give small businesses the tools they need to thrive in today's digital economy, including access to personalized learning plans, coaching from experts and networking opportunities with diverse, industry-specific businesses.

The program  helps small businesses move forward in four ways:

Personalized Learning

Content presented by small businesses through brief, information-packed lessons small businesses can use right away.

Expert coaching

Guidance from business experts across marketing, business planning, legal, and more.

Peer Networking

Connections to other small businesses to build their networks.

Incentives

A marketplace of tools, solutions, products and services that can help small businesses. Participants will also be eligible to apply for grant funding exclusive to users of Verizon Small Business Digital Ready.[1]

Local Resource Centers

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Women's Business Centers

A Women’s Business Center (WBC) is a counseling and training program for people seeking to start or grow a business. Each WBC is unique; they connect their clients with capital (funding) and other resources specific to their local community. WBCs offer a variety of services tailored to the needs of the communities they serve, including training in finance, management and marketing.

Don’t see a center near you? Email us at hello@hope2women.org to get you connected virtually!

Veteran Business Outreach Centers

A Veteran Business Outreach Center (VBOC) is a resource hub dedicated to helping veterans start, grow, and succeed in their businesses. VBOCs provide training, counseling, access to capital, and connections to government contracting opportunities—all tailored specifically for veteran entrepreneurs. If you’re a veteran looking to launch or expand your business, a VBOC can offer the guidance and support you need every step of the way. To get connected to your nearest VBOC, visit this page: [Insert link].

Looking to connect with more Veteran-specific resources? Email info@veteranstrtup.org

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