Houston's SCORE chapter is stepping up its support for local entrepreneurs by focusing on the critical role of human resources in startups. During a recent session held on May 27, 2025, SCORE Houston, the second largest chapter in the U.S. with over 150 members, emphasized the importance of addressing HR issues early in the business development process.
Peter Linton, a SCORE mentor and vice president of volunteer services, opened the meeting by highlighting SCORE's long-standing commitment to aiding small businesses. As a resource partner of the Small Business Administration (SBA), SCORE Houston provides free business advice, mentoring, and access to a wealth of training materials, including templates and webinars.
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Subscribe for Free The session featured a discussion with a client who shared insights on the challenges faced regarding human resources. Linton noted that many entrepreneurs often overlook HR considerations until they become pressing issues. This conversation aimed to shed light on the lessons learned and the proactive steps that can be taken to avoid common pitfalls.
SCORE Houston is also collaborating with Houston Television to produce a series that offers practical business insights, further enhancing the support available to local entrepreneurs. This initiative reflects a growing recognition of the need for comprehensive resources that address all facets of starting and running a business.
As Houston's entrepreneurial landscape continues to evolve, the focus on human resources is expected to empower startups to build stronger foundations and navigate the complexities of workforce management more effectively. The discussions from this meeting will likely resonate with many in the community, reinforcing the importance of strategic planning in the early stages of business development.