Kevin Norvell

When disaster strikes, the road to recovery can feel overwhelming—especially for small business owners struggling to keep their doors open. Managing cash flow effectively during this critical time can mean the difference between survival and closure. That’s where the Kentucky Small Business Development Center (SBDC) comes in. Our team of experienced business coaches can help […]

**Note: Before registering, you must complete the application form here so our team can review eligibility** WHAT: A 6-session, 3-month long, class aimed to help improve how you run your restaurant. Includes a 1:1 with Left Brain Solutions consultant, Anne Shadle, prior to the group sessions beginning. **Full course cost is $300 for limited time only.** WHO: For existing restaurant

Click Here To Register Attention, small business owners! Safeguarding your business against cyber threats is no longer a luxury but a necessity. Join us at the SBA Cyber Summit, where industry leaders, experts, and entrepreneurs converge to empower you with the knowledge and tools to protect your business from evolving digital risks. Get ready for

Since 1998, the Kentucky SBDC has set aside a day to celebrate small businesses in Northeast Kentucky. Join us this year as we honor and recognize the hard work and dedication of our small business owners and entrepreneurs in Boyd, Carter, Elliott, Greenup, and Lawrence Counties.

Welcome to this guide on using ChatGPT specifically tailored for small business owners. This guide will cover the basics of using ChatGPT, including prompts, priming, and personas, with a focus on examples relevant to small businesses. 1. Prompts Prompts are the starting point of your interaction with ChatGPT. They’re simply the text you input, which

If you are a business owner who needs to file an extension on your federal tax returns, you may be wondering what steps you need to take and what consequences you may face. Filing an extension can give you more time to prepare your tax documents and avoid penalties for late filing, but it does

Closing your business is one of the most difficult decisions you can make as an entrepreneur. It is not something you can do lightly or impulsively. It involves weighing the pros and cons, considering the impact on your employees, customers, suppliers, and partners, and coping with the emotional toll of letting go of your vision

ROBS financing is a way for entrepreneurs to use their retirement funds to pay for new business start-up costs without paying taxes or penalties on the withdrawal. ROBS stands for Rollovers as Business Start-Ups, and it involves setting up a C corporation, creating a 401(k) plan for it, rolling over existing retirement funds into the