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Green Bay highlights coordinated support network for new businesses
Summary
City officials and the Greater Green Bay Chamber described a network of partners — including the City's Business Development Office, business improvement districts and the Startup Hub — that connect entrepreneurs to space, funding and other services.
City of Green Bay leaders highlighted a coordinated support network for entrepreneurs, saying the Business Development Office and local partners help new businesses find financing, locations and technical assistance. Jessica Maze, the city's business development specialist, is identified as an initial point of contact who listens to business needs and connects applicants to the right resources.
A representative of the Greater Green Bay Chamber said the Chamber focuses on creating connections. "We serve them in a number of ways. One thing that we do very well as a chamber is creating connections," the Chamber representative said, adding that the organization links entrepreneurs with city resources and other local supports. The segment frames the coordination as ongoing: municipal and regional leaders meet month to month with partners to discuss emerging opportunities and businesses they are supporting.
The piece closes by urging entrepreneurs with ideas to consult the City of Green Bay Business Development Office and to visit the city's website for more information on local business programs.
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