A/D/O offers a variety of workshops, lectures and exhibitions to a unique community of designers and creative professionals.

The Accessories Council is a not-for-profit, international trade organization established in 1994. Our mission is to stimulate global consumer awareness and demand for fashion accessory products. The Accessories Council sponsors educational seminars, networking events, seasonal trend reports, marketing & advertising co-op initiatives, design & marketing awards for area fashion students, our exciting annual silent auction, social media events, and the esteemed black tie ACE Award Gala, an annual tribute to the leaders of the accessory industry.

Ace Natural is a service-focused, customer-driven natural and organic food distribution business located in New York City. Ace has a rich 20-year history providing superb service to the most discerning NYC restaurants, caterers, food retailers and distributors. The company has a strong foothold and a passion for improving the lifestyles of New Yorkers.

We offer budget-friendly and flexible same-day courier services in New York

Alibaba's mission is to enable businesses to transform the way they market, sell and operate. We help improve their efficiencies by providing technology infrastructure and marketing reach to help merchants, brands and other businesses leverage the power of new technology.

AWTCC Provides International Best Practices & Compliance Solutions Our VISION is to be America’s authority in export documentation.

Ameriloop is a Social Insourcing Community that connects American Manufacturers, Farmers, Suppliers, Retailers and their Customers. Ameriloop helps Businesses and Customers Insource while making informed choices about American Products and Companies.

Annuity.org has been providing visitors with carefully researched, timely information about annuities and structured settlements for nearly a decade. This free, comprehensive web resource offers professional insight from experienced financial experts on a variety of financial topics to help you make smart decisions about your money.

The Artisans Guild of America unites highly skilled artisans that have indisputable reputations and expertise in handmade decorative and artistic objects and services. By supporting them with educational seminars, apprenticeships, networking, and promotion of the decorative arts.

Latinos are the fastest growing minority demographic to own businesses. Unfortunately, banks and other financial institutions often lack sufficient services to assist Latinos, and only 12 percent of them receive loans from national banks. In an effort to combat this inequality , our experts at Bankrate compiled the best ways for Latinos to grow their business and overcome the funding gap. We also include a list of Latino credit unions and minority grant options.

BioBAT is a not-for-profit research and manufacturing center at the Brooklyn Army Terminal that leases affordable wet lab and office space to expanding science and technology companies.

Business Outreach Center Network’s mission is to improve the economic prospects of traditionally underserved groups, with a focus on low- and moderate-income entrepreneurs and their communities.

Business Outreach Center Network’s mission is to improve the economic prospects of traditionally underserved groups, with a focus on low- and moderate-income entrepreneurs and their communities, and thereby create genuinely brighter futures. At the heart of our mission is the belief that whatever their differences, people and communities share a common goal: to achieve economic stability and growth. Working in partnership with culturally diverse individuals and organizations in support of this shared goal is the hallmark of BOC.

Business Outreach Center Network’s mission is to improve the economic prospects of traditionally underserved groups, with a focus on low- and moderate-income entrepreneurs and their communities, and thereby create genuinely brighter futures. At the heart of our mission is the belief that whatever their differences, people and communities share a common goal: to achieve economic stability and growth. Working in partnership with culturally diverse individuals and organizations in support of this shared goal is the hallmark of BOC.

Business Outreach Center Network’s mission is to improve the economic prospects of traditionally underserved groups, with a focus on low- and moderate-income entrepreneurs and their communities, and thereby create genuinely brighter futures. At the heart of our mission is the belief that whatever their differences, people and communities share a common goal: to achieve economic stability and growth. Working in partnership with culturally diverse individuals and organizations in support of this shared goal is the hallmark of BOC.

Business Outreach Center Network’s mission is to improve the economic prospects of traditionally underserved groups, with a focus on low- and moderate-income entrepreneurs and their communities, and thereby create genuinely brighter futures. At the heart of our mission is the belief that whatever their differences, people and communities share a common goal: to achieve economic stability and growth. Working in partnership with culturally diverse individuals and organizations in support of this shared goal is the hallmark of BOC.

Business Outreach Center Network’s mission is to improve the economic prospects of traditionally underserved groups, with a focus on low- and moderate-income entrepreneurs and their communities, and thereby create genuinely brighter futures. At the heart of our mission is the belief that whatever their differences, people and communities share a common goal: to achieve economic stability and growth. Working in partnership with culturally diverse individuals and organizations in support of this shared goal is the hallmark of BOC.

Business Outreach Center Network’s mission is to improve the economic prospects of traditionally underserved groups, with a focus on low- and moderate-income entrepreneurs and their communities, and thereby create genuinely brighter futures. At the heart of our mission is the belief that whatever their differences, people and communities share a common goal: to achieve economic stability and growth. Working in partnership with culturally diverse individuals and organizations in support of this shared goal is the hallmark of BOC.

Business Outreach Center Network’s mission is to improve the economic prospects of traditionally underserved groups, with a focus on low- and moderate-income entrepreneurs and their communities, and thereby create genuinely brighter futures. At the heart of our mission is the belief that whatever their differences, people and communities share a common goal: to achieve economic stability and growth. Working in partnership with culturally diverse individuals and organizations in support of this shared goal is the hallmark of BOC.

From our offices in Brooklyn and Staten Island, the BOC Women’s Business Center (WBC) offers business training, one-on-one counseling and financing resources to help women entrepreneurs start and grow their businesses. By educating and empowering underserved women entrepreneurs, the WBC contributes to the economic, cultural, and social vitality of our communities.

From our offices in Brooklyn and Staten Island, the BOC Women’s Business Center (WBC) offers business training, one-on-one counseling and financing resources to help women entrepreneurs start and grow their businesses. By educating and empowering underserved women entrepreneurs, the WBC contributes to the economic, cultural, and social vitality of our communities.

From our offices in Brooklyn and Staten Island, the BOC Women’s Business Center (WBC) offers business training, one-on-one counseling and financing resources to help women entrepreneurs start and grow their businesses. By educating and empowering underserved women entrepreneurs, the WBC contributes to the economic, cultural, and social vitality of our communities.

From our offices in Brooklyn and Staten Island, the BOC Women’s Business Center (WBC) offers business training, one-on-one counseling and financing resources to help women entrepreneurs start and grow their businesses. By educating and empowering underserved women entrepreneurs, the WBC contributes to the economic, cultural, and social vitality of our communities.

BRIC is the leading presenter of free cultural programming in Brooklyn. We present and incubate work by artists and media-makers who reflect the diversity that surrounds us.

The Bronx Business Bridge Incubator is a unique work space that provides extensive business support, counseling, and services for entrepreneurs from underserved communities

Our mission is to help startup companies and entrepreneurs to build successful companies, which in turn creates more job opportunities and drives new innovation and technology development in the Bronx. With the technological infrastructure and the resources of CUNY community, the Bronx Business Incubator provides an environment for companies to turn innovative ideas into profitable realities.

The Bronx Chamber of Commerce was founded in 1894 and has played a fundamental role in the borough’s most effectual economic issues. This non-profit, membership driven organization has helped forge the infrastructure that has transformed the Bronx business community.

At Workforce and Economic Development we continually offer innovative and meaningful programs for learners of all ages who have a diversity of interests, with evening and weekend classes.

Bronx Cookspace is an incubator kitchen that offers affordable shared kitchen space for rent for small food businesses.

The Bronx Cooperative Development Initiative (BCDI) is a community-led effort to build an equitable, sustainable, and democratic local economy that creates wealth and ownership for low-income people of color—what we call economic democracy.

The Bronx Innovation Factory (BXIF) is a center for advanced manufacturing led by women and people of color. The BXIF leverages the borough’s existing entrepreneurial talent and manufacturing base to create new production and innovation capacity that will be owned by and geared toward Bronx residents.

The mission of BOEDC is to assist existing Bronx based business and help them expand by maximizing employment opportunities.

The Bronx SBDC works directly with 18,050 businesses, helping them to invest $167,525,506 in the area's economy, and create or save 6,068 jobs. 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; and comply with licensing & regulations. And thanks to our partners in the public and private sectors, our services are free of charge.

The Bronxchange connects Bronx institutions and nonprofit organizations with high-road, local businesses in order to meet their local purchasing goals and support a more sustainable, equitable, and democratic local economy.

BronxWorks helps individuals and families improve their economic and social well-being. From toddlers to seniors, we feed, shelter, teach, and support our neighbors to build a stronger community.

Brooklyn Alliance Capital, Inc. provides financing to under-served minority and immigrant entrepreneurs and low-income small business owners to increase financial stability and foster economic growth that will create jobs in Brooklyn. Our federally certified Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) offers micro-loans of $500 - $10,000 to small and medium size businesses.

The Brooklyn Army Terminal is the premier affordable hub for modern industrial businesses and startups in New York City.

The Chamber promotes economic development through a healthy and robust business environment throughout Brooklyn.

Brooklyn-Made provides a quantitative, exclusive measurement of product authenticity that signals quality to consumers. It represents a platform for businesses to market and differentiate their products while promoting local business activity and engagement.

Brooklyn Metal Works (BKMW) is a metal art studio that offers space to rent for the development of work in the metalsmithing field, as well as offering concept based classes and gallery space to promote artists, designers and makers. Brooklyn Metal Works aims to promote the field of metalsmithing and to further critical dialogue among those who practice, write and invest time and energy into the field.

BNYDC's is a mission-driven industrial park. The Yard is now home to over 400 businesses employing more than 9,000 people and generating over $2 billion per year in economic impact for the city.

The Brooklyn NYC Business Solutions Center is a program of the NYC Department of Small Business Services and is run by the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce. This office offers FREE assistance for small businesses and individuals interested in starting small businesses. Please contact any of the below team members to inquire about the services we provide.

Brooklyn Research is an interdisciplinary space focused on technological innovation, research, and creative practice. We provide a platform for established artists, technologists, and researchers to create engaging discourse through novel experimentation.

Brooklyn Shoe Space is a professional shoemaker co-working space and collective that also offers classes for the public on how to make everything from simple moccasins to stitched oxfords and high heels.

Brooklyn Workforce Innovations (BWI) helps those with significant barriers to employment access careers through skilled training, access to employer-recognized credentials, job placement, and career development support.

The Business Center for New Americans (BCNA) creates a path to self-sufficiency for immigrants & refugees by providing: small business loans; one-on-one business consulting and training; financing & business workshops; home buying incentives; and specialized savings programs for refugees.

The Business Center for New Americans (BCNA) creates a path to self-sufficiency for immigrants & refugees by providing: small business loans; one-on-one business consulting and training; financing & business workshops; home buying incentives; and specialized savings programs for refugees.

The new BXL business Incubator (BXL) is the first state-of-the-art incubator and co-working space in the Hunts Point neighborhood of the South Bronx. BXL members have access to 24/7 work space, digital connectivity, office technology, conference rooms, in-house business, legal and tech support – and a diverse community of entrepreneurs – all on a flexible, month-to-month basis.

The Fashion Incubator provides a creative professional environment to foster promising fashion talent, and help selected designers grow and sustain their businesses. By offering low-cost design studio space, business mentoring, educational seminars, and networking opportunities.

Collab is a Fabrication Lab and Innovation Studio in New York City that provides space and shared resources and innovation consultancy to creative entrepreneurs.

Columbia Startup Lab (CSL) is Columbia University’s recent-alumni co-working space. As a partner school, Columbia Business School accepts and selects applications from its recent alumni for seats it reserves at the Lab.

Workforce Development at Kingsborough Community College (KCC) delivers workforce training and college readiness programs to under- and un-employed NYC residents, providing the training and skills necessary to advance their careers or continue toward a higher educational goal.

CraftsmanAve is a Brooklyn based hands-on workshops studio that gives designers and artists the opportunity to bring ideas to life.

Premium food contract manufacturer offering packaging opportunities for makers of beverages, juices, dried goods, powders, and more!

Eckerd Connects NYC provides training and support services to eligible young adults ages 16-24 who live in one of the five boroughs and who are in need of additional preparation and support to continue their education or to obtain and retain employment.

Eckerd Connects NYC provides training and support services to eligible young adults ages 16-24 who live in one of the five boroughs and who are in need of additional preparation and support to continue their education or to obtain and retain employment.

Eckerd Connects NYC provides training and support services to eligible young adults ages 16-24 who live in one of the five boroughs and who are in need of additional preparation and support to continue their education or to obtain and retain employment.

Entrepreneur space is for small and start up businesses who need to leave the nest, but aren’t quite ready to take on the obligations and cost of a full-fledged space with a long term lease. We provide our newbie businesses a commercial kitchen for rent and free or low cost business counseling to help them succeed.

Evergreen is a membership organization that champions manufacturing, creative production, and industrial service businesses in North Brooklyn and beyond. We connect businesses with resources and opportunities to help create and maintain high quality jobs at all skill levels.

Get discovered by new stores around the country through the Faire Marketplace and get more sales from existing leads and accounts with Faire Direct.

The Falchi Building offers spaces with flexible layouts for a variety of uses. For people seeking creative work environments in close proximity to Midtown Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Long Island.

Our fashion industry network will help you find the professionals you need to grow your business. - See more at: https://fashionmingle.net/network/home//#sthash.zNZ75DNp.dpuf

Fat cat FAB LAB is a Manhattan based makerspace. A place for learning, designing, collaborating and building offering traditional and digital fabrication tools, workshops and events with an emphasis on low cost open source innovation.

Guide on how to write a business plan.

FIT Collaborative helps emerging fashion designers grow their businesses, offering needed space and resources in a convenient Manhattan location.

Freelance services for your business

Food+Tech Connect is the site of record and community for food innovators. We give innovators the tech and business insights, connections and skills you need to transform the food industry.

Curating today's most exciting indie food brands.

Freelancers Union is the largest and fast-growing organization representing the 56.7 million independent workers across the country. We give our 490,000+ members a powerful voice through policy advocacy, benefits, and community. Membership is free and open to freelancers of all kinds, from graphic designers and contractors to entrepreneurs and moonlighters. Freelancers Union offers: Insurance benefits such as health, dental, term life, disability, liability, accident & illness, and vision Community, including SPARK, local freelance hubs in nearly 25 major cities Advocacy for policy change, such as the annual Freelancing in America survey and the Freelance Isn’t Free law Resources, including the #1 blog for freelancers

Futureworks mission to inspire and equip New Yorkers to build a 21st-century production economy together with a network of partnerships, services, educational programming, equipment, and spaces.

The Garment District Alliance (formerly known as the Fashion Center Business Improvement District) works in partnership with business, civic and government leaders to make the neighborhood clean and safe, while strengthening local businesses.

Gold Coast Distributors Ltd. is an independent distributor of natural and organic products in the greater Brooklyn area for over 30 years!

Grand Central Tech is a year-long residency that gathers 15-20 of the very best pre-Series A companies in NYC, providing them with topflight growth resources and free workspace.

Grant Associates, a woman-owned, privately held company, is one of the largest workforce development organizations in North America. Since opening our doors in 1997, our innovative programs and solutions have advanced the goals of the workforce, businesses and local economies in communities across the United States.

The organization’s mission is to improve the quality of life for businesses and residents in Hunts Point, Longwood, Port Morris and adjacent South Bronx neighborhoods through advocacy, technical assistance and training.

Industrial space that's affordable, available & accessible from New York City's premier non-profit industrial developer.

Groupe is a collective of emerging designers and industry experts using shared resources to revolutionize how fashion brands are built.

Display, market, and sell your products in premium brick & mortar retail at a fraction of the cost of leases or pop-ups, and with virtually none of the work.

Culinary incubator as well as fully certified commercial kitchen rental facility.

The Hebrew Free Loan Society (HFLS) fosters financial stability and opportunity among lower-income New Yorkers by providing access to safe and affordable credit in the form of interest-free loans.

HERE to HERE links employers, educators and diverse community stakeholders in concerted action to enhance career pathways for young people in low-income neighborhoods. Beginning with 10,000 young people in the Bronx, we are demonstrating a powerful new approach for equipping an entire generation with the knowledge, skills, experience and social capital that lead to lifelong success.

NYCHCC actively promotes the economic growth, development and interests of Hispanic-owned businesses. We help our members engage with a network of progressive people, businesses, government agencies, financial institutions, media and marketing for guidance and support.

BRC provides caring, effective services and housing to vulnerable New Yorkers. BRC operates 30 programs and services ranging from, outreach to the unsheltered homeless; transitional housing and shelter; permanent housing; substance abuse treatment; mental and physical health services; workforce development and senior services, throughout New York City.

HBK Incubates is a shared commercial kitchen space and business support program for high-growth food enterprises, run by award-winning food business Hot Bread Kitchen.

Industry City is a 35 acres innovation ecosystem located on the waterfront in Sunset Park. Serving to benefit its tenants and the wider community.

ICIC has identified and celebrated the 100 fastest-growing firms in urban, under-resourced communities since 1999. Inner City 100 (IC100) awards are published annually in FORTUNE and unveiled at the ICIC National Conference. Because of generous financial contributions of our lead sponsors, Chevron and FedEx, there are no fees associated with this award.

Island Fresh LLC is a wholesale food & beverage distributor serving the New York City area. We provide specialized food distribution services, as well as quality private label services, for gourmet food stores, supermarkets, and retailers in the NY/NJ metro areas.

ITAC is dedicated to help NYC manufacturing and technology companies grow. We provide training and implementation advice to help companies expand into new markets, create innovative products, develop their customer base, find new partners, improve their processes and develop sustainable practices.

Jamaica Food Entrepreneurship and services Training space (FEASTS) is a FREE program for aspiring food entrepreneurs. This program was created to provide knowledge, tools and resources to those who are looking to start and run their own food business in Queens.

Kitchen Ventures Incubator Program (KVIP) offers rental of our commercial kitchen space to help early-stage catering, retail and wholesale food entrepreneurs get their businesses off the ground.

Latitude Talent Studios is a multi-faceted talent marketing firm for models and actors.

LSNYC targets the most pressing problems of low income people. We stop foreclosures with the largest foreclosure-prevention team in the country. Our housing practice prevents the evictions of thousands of low-income tenants and their families, forces the repair of unsafe living conditions, and preserves affordable housing. We secure safe environments and financial stability for victims of domestic violence and their children, and help to stabilize immigrant and other families. Our education practice secures access to education and protects students' rights by stopping inappropriate school discipline. We ensure that students with special education needs have access to meaningful education. We help low-income, uninsured people who are seeking access or trying to keep public health insurance benefits and partner with health care providers so that patients get needed legal assistance. LSNYC’s Disability Benefits, Public Assistance, Unemployment and Employment, Pension, Consumer, Tax and Bankruptcy practices and projects ensure that thousands of low-income families each year can secure and keep essential sources of subsistence income. We coordinate services across practice areas for especially vulnerable populations; our Veterans Justice Project, LGBT Coordinating Committee and HIV/AIDS Practices are examples.

Loop is a new way to shop, offering about 300 items all in reusable packaging. After using the products, customers put the empty containers in a Loop tote on their doorstep. The containers are then picked up by a delivery service, cleaned and refilled, and shipped out to consumers again.

Luxor & Finch provides Business and Technology Consulting Strategies for companies who are seeking innovative ways to address retail.

Made in Brownsville is a youth creative agency and innovation hub providing a gateway for young people to learn marketable hard skills in STEAM, access postsecondary education, achieve economic mobility, and engage in placed-based community revitalization.

Made in NY is an incentive program and marketing campaign of the City of New York Mayor's Office of Film, Theatre & Broadcasting. Under the program, television and film productions which complete at least 75% of their shooting and rehearsal work in New York City are eligible for marketing incentives and tax credits, and can display the Made in NY logo in their closing credits.

Made in Queens (MiQ) is the place for connecting local makers to exciting retail opportunities in the New York City area and beyond. We are committed to finding the best locally made products that deserve to have their chance in front of a larger audience.

The Manufacturing and Industrial Innovation Council is a Mayoral Industry Partnership that supports the sustainability and growth of New York’s manufacturing and industrial sectors

NYC's home grown community makerspace with welding, blacksmithing, waterjet, sewing, ceramics, CNC, laser and 3D printing to use and learn.

NYC's home grown community makerspace with welding, blacksmithing, waterjet, sewing, ceramics, CNC, laser and 3D printing to use and learn.

The Manhattan Chamber of Commerce is a community of businesses -- including startups, long-time neighborhood stores, mid-market firms and large companies -- that help one another succeed.

MIBA provides a collective voice in advocating the needs and interests of industrial and manufacturing businesses in Maspeth, Queens. MIBA promotes the development and retention of these businesses and connects them with resources and opportunities to maximize their competitive advantage in the marketplace.

Award-winning graphic design firm in Manhattan ready to meet your design needs!

The DEN is a private healing incubator solely curated by/for poc, that highlights queer trans/gender non conforming creatives of color. We vend products from local artisans, feature visual artists monthly, host events /rituals, offer private sessions from local practitioners, and provide coworking space. We are a gathering place centered on the healing, joy, and growth of our qtpoc community.

N-hega is a technology company with the mission to develop and market superior productivity enhancing systems for the production and manufacturing industries.

NEW INC is an incubator for people working at the intersection of art, design, and technology,

New Lab supports over 760 entrepreneurs in 84,000 square feet of space in the Brooklyn Navy Yard. We sit at the center of innovation for entrepreneurs, corporations, cities, and investors.

NY Distilled was created by a collective of distilled spirits producers in New York State, with a view to inspire and infor passionate consumers.

We believe in the innovative power of returning to our roots: using clean cooking and fresh ingredients to make real food. We work to help our clients both launch their businesses – aiding in brand management, sourcing, packaging, and formulation– as well as grow their businesses through product innovation – everything from concept to commercialization.

NYDesigns is dedicated to the success of design and hardware tech startups in NYC. Companies in our incubator get three years of private studio space and access to a network of mentors and advisers. Makers can prototype their designs and ideas in our safe, secure, 5,000-sq-ft fabrication lab. We produce events and programs for a thriving community of creators and innovators. We are part of LaGuardia Community College and proudly located in Long Island City, Queens.

The New York Fashion Tech Lab delivers a platform for collaboration between major fashion retailers and the startup community.

NYSCI serves schools, families and underserved communities in the New York City area, offering informal, hands-on learning through various products and services that use the “design-make-play” method of bringing delight and play to educating science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).

New York City Brewers Guild aims to advocate and promote awareness of its local brewing members by increasing the visibility of local beers through marketing, events, and consumer education.

A network of rentable commercial kitchens for culinary professionals, culinary arts training and food-based businesses.

A network of rentable commercial kitchens for culinary professionals, culinary arts training and food-based businesses.

A network of rentable commercial kitchens for culinary professionals, culinary arts training and food-based businesses.

This is your one-stop-shop for business recovery support. We're a vast network of business, academic and philanthropic leaders offering businesses free guidance and expert services through the five Chambers of Commerce. Minority, women, and immigrant-owned businesses will be given special priority. We can assist in technology, real estate, legal and accounting services, procurement opportunities, marketing, sources of loans and grants, and more. Our on-the-ground Small Business Support Specialists will help guide you to the resources you need.

This is your one-stop-shop for business recovery support. We're a vast network of business, academic and philanthropic leaders offering businesses free guidance and expert services through the five Chambers of Commerce. Minority, women, and immigrant-owned businesses will be given special priority. We can assist in technology, real estate, legal and accounting services, procurement opportunities, marketing, sources of loans and grants, and more. Our on-the-ground Small Business Support Specialists will help guide you to the resources you need.

This is your one-stop-shop for business recovery support. We're a vast network of business, academic and philanthropic leaders offering businesses free guidance and expert services through the five Chambers of Commerce. Minority, women, and immigrant-owned businesses will be given special priority. We can assist in technology, real estate, legal and accounting services, procurement opportunities, marketing, sources of loans and grants, and more. Our on-the-ground Small Business Support Specialists will help guide you to the resources you need.

This is your one-stop-shop for business recovery support. We're a vast network of business, academic and philanthropic leaders offering businesses free guidance and expert services through the five Chambers of Commerce. Minority, women, and immigrant-owned businesses will be given special priority. We can assist in technology, real estate, legal and accounting services, procurement opportunities, marketing, sources of loans and grants, and more. Our on-the-ground Small Business Support Specialists will help guide you to the resources you need.

This is your one-stop-shop for business recovery support. We're a vast network of business, academic and philanthropic leaders offering businesses free guidance and expert services through the five Chambers of Commerce. Minority, women, and immigrant-owned businesses will be given special priority. We can assist in technology, real estate, legal and accounting services, procurement opportunities, marketing, sources of loans and grants, and more. Our on-the-ground Small Business Support Specialists will help guide you to the resources you need.

The NYC Department of Small Business Services (SBS) helps unlock economic potential and create economic security for all New Yorkers by connecting New Yorkers to good jobs, creating stronger businesses, and building thriving neighborhoods across the five boroughs.

New York City Economic Development Corporation is a non-profit corporation whose stated mission is to promote economic growth in New York City, especially through real estate development. It is the City's official economic development corporation.

Developed with and for vendors, along with City agencies, PASSPort leverages technology to address long-standing issues​ and support faster contract approval, more timely registration, and prompt approval of invoices and payment.

We work with the best manufacturers from across the country to bring you a comprehensive and relevant catalog filled with the highest quality food products you can only find in farmer’s markets.

Poise NYC provides the ultimate powertools to build your brand’s digital presence from the root up.

Urban Health Plan’s Workforce Development Center, Project HOPE, assists job seekers with life-long resources that include career planning, job placement, schooling, economic support and retraining.

The Pulley Collective is a coffee-roasting plant on the Brooklyn waterfront that members rent out by the half-day. Pulley is located on the ground floor of a 19th-century warehouse in Red Hook, in a 6,500-square-foot space There are two coffee roasters, a vintage Deidrich with a cast-iron drum and a new Loring SmartRoast, a technologically advanced roaster with a list price of $135,000.

At Pursuit, our mission is simple: to provide businesses with affordable loans and resources so that they can reach higher, transform and grow. This transformation may start with an individual borrower, but ultimately extends into the broader community, taking shape as new employment opportunities, economic development, and positive change. Our mission guides our lending. When you work with us, you’ll have access to a community-focused lender that is 100% invested in providing the best possible loan for you now, and in the future.

QEDC’s mission is to create and retain jobs through programming that grows our neighborhoods, assists small businesses and promotes tourism and business development. QEDC is a focal point for economic development efforts in a borough that encompasses about 2.3 million people from every corner of the world in more than 90 distinct neighborhoods. Emphasis is made to assist low and moderate income populations, women, immigrants and minorities.

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The Chamber's mission is to foster connections, educate for success, develop/implement programs and advocate for members’ interests.

At Rem and Company, we're on a mission to keep doors open and dreams alive by offering free consulting services to small businesses impacted by COVID-19. If you think your business could benefit from our services or are curious to learn more, we’d love to hear from you and set up a time to connect!

Riipen enables you to work with university and college students on real projects that support your business needs.

Are your financials a mess? Seeking bank financing? Pitching a new client? Interested in understanding financial terminology better? Need help fine-tuning your project costs, projections and plan... and figure out how to finance it all? Tell us about it. We can absolutely help.

We address all aspects of community development: assisting businesses to get started and grow, training residents according to the needs of employers, offering opportunities for youth to learn and develop, and creating affordable housing and commercial space that reverses blight in the community.

Social Venture Circle (SVC) is a membership network that equips entrepreneurs, impact investors, and capacity-builders with connections, money, and expertise in order to build businesses that drive the NEXT economy: one that is regenerative, equitable and prosperous for all. Social Venture Circle connects, empowers, and finances entrepreneurs, investors, capacity- builders, and policy makers in a powerful, diverse, and inclusive network.

SoHarlem is a community-based social enterprise ​which connects people living in poverty to cultural industry opportunities that help them achieve economic self-sufficiency and their full potential.

The MBDA South Bronx Minority Business Center is located in the hub of the South Bronx. This Center is operated by the South Bronx Overall Economic Development Corporation (SoBRO), and is funded by the Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA). The Center’s program is designed to provide high-level strategic business consulting services to eligible minority-owned firms that generate revenues of $1 million or more.

Southwest Brooklyn Industrial Development Corp. is a local organization promoting economic development by serving small businesses and residents of the Sunset Park, Red Hook, and Gowanus neighborhoods in Brooklyn, New York.

The mission of the Specialty Food Association is to champion, nurture and connect members to deliver innovative products and expand consumption of specialty foods.

A Long Island City landmark for innovation since 1919, the SMP Building has been converted to a premier modern, multi-tenant commercial office building in Long Island City. The building is located one stop from Manhattan and caters to a diverse range of businesses.

StartOut, is a non-profit that promotes LGBTQ equality and combat discrimination in the business world.

The Chamber acts to improve the economic climate and expand business opportunities on Staten Island.

Staten Island Economic Development Corporation has served as the lead advocate for economic development on Staten Island, with the mission to enhance Staten Island’s economy by promoting public and private investment, and encouraging responsible and sustainable development,

Taste of The Bronx was started with a mission to showcase the incredible talent and creativity of businesses based in The Bronx, New York! Taste of The Bronx is a partnership between Bronx-based Sustainable Snacks, From The Bronx Design, The Bronx Beer Hall and Mainland Media. These four companies have worked with some of The Bronx’s leading designers, artists, photographers, non-profit and for-profit businesses to bring original Bronx-themed merchandise to market and have established themselves as some of the best the borough has to offer.

Temboo enables any type of engineer (mechanical, civil, chemical, factory, computer science, and more) to build and run internet-enabled automated systems. Customers use Temboo to connect any type of hardware to any cloud service - this interoperability simplifies retrofitting existing equipment and systems. Temboo auto-generates editable software code for engineers that enables these interconnections. Generated code is production-ready and optimized for your hardware.

The Bronx Private Industry Council (PIC) is an employer-led, student-centered alliance transforming how businesses, schools, and community organizations develop talent pipelines in The Bronx.

The Consortium for Worker Education (CWE) is a private, non-profit agency that provides a wide array of workforce preparation, industry specific training and employment services to over 70,000 New York City workers annually, including union members, New Americans and dislocated workers.

The City is committed to helping M/WBEs succeed in our marketplace by providing small businesses and M/WBEs with the resources to help them expand and sustain their businesses. The City offers workshops, financial assistance, and other resources to help businesses compete in the City's marketplace.

The Working World builds cooperative businesses in low-income communities, using a groundbreaking model that combines non-extractive finance with tailor-made business support.

Tiny Drumstick kitchen is a fully licensed and equipped commissary designed to minimize the growing pains of food purveyors.

UMA provides a national voice on equitable economic development strategies that support small- and mid-sized manufacturers in urban areas and create important pathways to the middle class. We provide online and in-person platforms to foster exchanges to improve, replicate and disseminate community development tools.

WantedDesign is a platform dedicated to promoting design and fostering the international creative community at large throughout the year. The two main events, WantedDesign Manhattan and WantedDesign Brooklyn, take place during NYCxDESIGN, New York annual design week.

The Women’s Housing and Economic Development Corporation (WHEDco) is a community development organization founded on the radically simple idea that all people deserve healthy, vibrant communities. We build award-winning, sustainable, affordable homes – but our work is not over when our buildings are complete. WHEDco believes that to be successful, affordable housing must be anchored in strong communities that residents can be proud of.

Workforce Development Institute (WDI) is a statewide non-profit that works to grow and keep good jobs in NYS. We use a range of tools — including “boots on the ground” information, workforce expertise, and funding — to facilitate projects that build workforce skills and strengthen employers’ ability to hire, promote, and retain workers.

YourLocal is a social enterprise that helps locals save money and reduce food surplus with their favorite neighborhood shops and restaurants. By connecting patrons & restaurants through the YourLocal app, restaurants can post their unsold food (up to 70% off) and alert nearby users who want to snag a tasty deal before day’s end. Simply review the deal, buy the meal, and pick it up at the shop before closing.

We are a startup incubator located at the City College of New York offering co-working space and an array of resources including: annual competitions, a startup bootcamp, mentorship and pro-bono services, networking opportunities, and rapid prototyping facilities.