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Florida SBDC at DSC
Florida SBDC offers ‘no cost’ consulting at Daytona State College, which reports to the reginal SBDC office at UCF. Our consultants provide initial interviews in which a clients' needs, problems and opportunities are diagnosed and a plan is developed to fill those needs. Issues such as demographics, taxes, financing and marketing impact small businesses. The Florida SBDC has access to many resources and reference materials that can help those issues.
Florida SBDC also offers workshops and seminars to small business owners, entrepreneurs and the community in order to help them succeed and grow. Topics range from business start-up, management techniques, record keeping, government contracting, marketing and social media.
Whether you are starting, buying, growing or selling a business, Florida SBDC at Daytona State College can help.
Complete an electronic Request for Consulting (eRFC). This form will begin your relationship with the Florida SBDC Network. You will find
the most up-to-date resources for your business information needs. Please note that
we cannot schedule requests for individual assistance without this form. Once the
form is submitted, you will be contacted by the Florida SBDC that serves your area
to set up a consulting session.
SBDC Links
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Existing Business -
New Business Thinking about starting a business?
As any seasoned entrepreneur will tell you, starting a new business is not always easy. From testing the market to accessing capital, there are many roadblocks you may encounter along the way. The Florida SBDC’s Starting a Business Video Series is a collection of six short videos designed to provide you with a fundamental overview of what it takes to start a business. Watch these videos first before attending a meeting with a consultant.
Select the Idea (9 Minutes)
Test the Market (11 Minutes)
Access Capital (11 Minutes)
Write a Business Plan (5 Minutes)
Understand Legal Requirements (30 Minutes)
Putting it All Together (7 Minutes)
Register your Business
Sunbiz.org is where you go to register your business.
Review our Concept Plan
A Concept Plan is a short summary of your business idea.
Describe the idea, the market, as well as key actions and activities of the business.
The concept plan will help our consultants understand the basics of your business to better assist you.
For more information about the concept plan, download our helpful Concept Plan Guide.
It’s time to complete an electronic Request for Consulting (eRFC).
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Business Tips and Guidelines -
Resources Grants
Local Resources
- CEO Business Alliance
- Career Source
- Florida Virtual Entrepreneur Center (FLVEC)
- SCORE Volusia / Flagler
- Team Volusia
Government Resourses - State and Federal
State of Florida
- Florida Department of Economic Opportunity - DEO
- Florida Department of Revenue
- Florida Department of State
- Register to Vote
Federal
- Internal Revenue Service - IRS
- Small Business Administration - SBA
- U.S. Patent and Trade Office
- U.S. Copyright Office
- U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
CyberSecurity
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Workshops and Seminars -
International Trade -
Government Contracting -
Map of Daytona State College -
Hurricane Season -
CEO and Growth XChange Groups
Workshops and Webinars
Upcoming Webinars
UCF Regional SBDC
SBDC Statewide Training Programs
SBA Learning Center
SCORE Workshops
Contacts
Contact Florida SBDC at Daytona State College
Daytona State College
1200 W. International Speedway Blvd.
Daytona Beach, FL 32114
Building 140, Suite 203
(386) 506-4723
sbdc@DaytonaState.edu
Service Availability by Appointment
State Designated as Florida's Principal Provider of Business Assistance [§ 288.001, Fla. Stat.]
The FSBDC at DSC is a member of the Florida SBDC Network, a statewide partnership
program nationally accredited by the Association of America’s SBDCs and funded in
part by the U.S. Small Business Administration [sba.gov], Department of Defense, State of Florida and other private and public partners, with
the University of West Florida serving as the network’s lead host institution. Florida
SBDC services are extended to the public on a nondiscriminatory basis. Language assistance
services are available for limited English proficient individuals.
