Mohawk Valley SBDC: Serving Fulton, Herkimer, Lewis, Madison, Oneida Counties

We think New York is great for small business -- and so do our clients.

Make an appointment for counseling:
Call (315)792-7547 or use our online form

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Since our start in 1986, the expert advisors of the Mohawk Valley SBDC have worked directly with 11,796 businesses, helping them to invest $170,317,206 in the area's economy, who have created or saved 6,033 jobs.

If you or your business reside in New York, the SBDC can maneuver you around the obstacles to success.  Among other things, we help our clients:

  • understand the importance of a business plan
  • discover sources of funding
  • prepare for e-commerce
  • identify avenues for exporting goods & services
  • develop marketing plans
  • assess an invention’s viability
  • comply with licensing & regulations

And thanks to our partners in the public and private sectors, our services are free of charge.

Contacting the Mohawk Valley SBDC:

Address:
 100 Seymour Road
Kunsela Hall, Room B206
Utica, NY 13502

Directions to the center

Director: David Mallen

Center: (315)792-7547
Fax: (315)792-7554

Email Address:
sbdc@sunyit.edu

Hrs. of Operation:
8:00 am to 5:00 pm


Outreach Offices:
Herkimer County
Herkimer County Community College
Reservoir Rd., Hummel Ctr., Community Ed.
 Herkimer, NY 13350
 Phone: (315)866-0300
Fax: (315)866-7253
Madison County
Madison County Industrial Development Agency
Canastota Business Center, 11 Madison Blvd.
 Canastota, NY 13032
 Phone: (315)697-9817
Fax: (315)697-8169
Rome / Oneida County
Mohawk Valley EDGE
153 Brooks Road
 Rome, NY 13441
 Phone: (315)338-0393
Fax: (315) 338-5694
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