Business Insurance and Bonding Basics & Secure Government Contracts
2026-07-08 18:30 (America/Chicago)
This SCORE Wisconsin online workshop focuses on insurance, bonding, procurement readiness, and the basics needed before taking on government contracts. It is particularly valuable for trades businesses, contractors, service providers, and entrepreneurs who want to understand how to become contract-ready. SmallBizMKE should include it in the Business Opportunity Watch and Small Business Resources sections because procurement knowledge can unlock new revenue channels for local businesses.

WWBIC Small Business Access to Capital
2026-07-14 12:00
WWBIC’s Small Business Access to Capital session is a practical resource for entrepreneurs preparing to seek funding. The workshop focuses on types of capital, application readiness, banker conversations, and how to present to a loan committee. This is especially useful for SmallBizMKE readers who are early in business, preparing for growth, or unsure how to approach financing. It should be posted in the Small Business Resources section and promoted to directory members.

Writing Your Business Plan Plus Workshop
2026-07-15 08:30 - 2026-07-22 00:00
The SBDC’s Writing Your Business Plan Plus Workshop gives entrepreneurs structured support for building a stronger business plan. The program is especially relevant for new owners, Main Street businesses, and entrepreneurs seeking a clearer roadmap before applying for financing or launching a new idea. SmallBizMKE should include this as a high-value resource because business-plan education is one of the most common needs for emerging businesses across Milwaukee and surrounding counties.

WWBIC Projections Made Simple
2026-07-30 12:00
Projections Made Simple is a practical WWBIC class for entrepreneurs who need help understanding and building financial projections. It is a high-value SmallBizMKE resource because projections often affect loan applications, pricing, growth decisions, and business planning. This event should be promoted to new directory members, early-stage businesses, and owners preparing to approach lenders or evaluate whether a new product, service, or expansion is financially realistic.
