In a fast-paced, ever-changing business
world, call on University of Missouri Extension
to ensure that your business remains competitive
and prosperous, and to create more wealth for you
and your community.
Local contacts
Helps businesses through individual counseling, training
programs and technical assistance. Works in cooperation with
Small Business Development Centers (SBDC) to provide educational
programs, information and assistance on business topics.
- Urban Youth & Family Issues
Rosilee Trotta,
LCSW, Urban
Youth & Family Specialist, Co-County Program Director Contact: 314-615-7637,
TrottaR@missouri.edu
Developed new life skills curriculum,
Tackling
the Tough Skills, to help hard-to-reach adults and teens prepare for
the workforce. Conducts train-the-trainer workshops for using Tough Skills curriculum with participants. Offers
programs on parenting, conflict resolution, diversity, leadership,
workplace customer service and communication skills to such audiences as parents, teachers, teens, low-income families, ex-offenders
and workers.
Regional Resources
Business and Workforce Resources for East Central Missouri
Business Resources for Missouri
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MU Extension Business and careers section
Business-related news, program web sites, publications and events across
the state
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Missouri
Small Business and Technology Development Centers
provide counseling for business plan
development, financial management,
market feasibility, international
trade, franchising and licensing,
inventory, marketing and more.
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Missouri Procurement Technical Assistance Centers (MO PTAC):
selling to federal, state and local government entities
- MoFAST: Technology
Development and Commercialization helps businesses
get their innovations into the
marketplace.
- Workforce
Development/Career Options
Dislocated workers and others can
get information on occupations,
education and training, financial aid
and job hunting information from the Career Information
Hotline (1-800-392-2949),
and/or on the web.
- Missouri
Environmental Assistance Center compliance and pollution prevention
for business
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The
Missouri Market
Development Program helps manufacturers find and
use recycled materials in producing
new goods.
State Government sites
Note: Links to commercial websites do not imply endorsement.
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