The Choctaw Nation SSBCI Capital Fund is here to help you access the funding you need to grow your business.
Choctaw Nation Small Business Development offers multiple training resources throughout the Choctaw Nation to give entrepreneurs the opportunity to learn how to successfully start or grow their business.
To create new jobs and economic growth within the communities of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma through our Tribal Members. Providing specialized one-on-one advising services, access to business training, networking and business resources.
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CHAHTAPRENEUR, is a name that was created by Choctaw Small Business Development in 2015. The name was created to describe Choctaw Business Owners by combining the use of two words, Chahta and Entrepreneur. CHAHTAPRENEUR, has since become the brand for an exclusive network of Choctaw business owners. When you register with Choctaw Small Business Development, you tap into an expanded network of opportunities and partnerships designed to strengthen your foundation and help you build up your business to new heights of success.
Hosted by: Oklahoma SBDC If you're looking to start a business and have questions on where to begin, this workshop covers those first steps.
Register now for the Southeast OLAC Workshop in Talihina, OK. Join us on Friday, April 17 for a full day of free agricultural education, resources, and practical workshops with local agencies and producers. Topics include soil health, natural pest management, grant writing, food preservation, livestock, market gardens, and more, followed by an optional farm visit to Growing Hope in Tuskahoma.
This session will help business owners understand their target demographic, why niching down matters, and how to identify and reach their ideal customer. The goal is to give participants practical guidance they can apply directly to their marketing efforts.
The Choctaw Nation SBDS has helped me to create a current business model that is true to the traditions that inspire me.