Greenbrier Valley Economic Development Corporation (EDC) and the Union Area Chamber of Commerce are hosting a Small Business Resource Roundup on Wednesday, May 7 from 4 to 7 p.m. at Old World Libations in Union. The open house style event is free and open to the public, offering entrepreneurs, small business owners, and community members a chance to explore valuable business resources available in the Greenbrier Valley.
“Both the EDC and the Chamber are committed to supporting local businesses. We wanted to bring together businesses and the many resources available to them in one place,” said Ruthana Beezley, Executive Director of the Greenbrier Valley EDC. “We want to showcase our partners and the many resources available for businesses and entrepreneurs in Monroe County.
Attendees will have the opportunity to meet local, regional, and state resource partners including:
- Greenbrier Valley EDC
- Union Chamber of Commerce
- Partner Community Capital
- WV Hive Network
- WVU Extension
- Region 1 Workforce Development Board
- WV Department of Agriculture
- Woodlands Development & Lending
- Jobs and Hope WV
- USDA Rural Development
Resource partners offer a variety of services for businesses looking to start or expand a business in our region including business planning and coaching, providing financing through loans or grants, training events, workforce programs, technical assistance funds, and more. Resource partners can still sign up to attend the event, by contacting the Greenbrier Valley EDC.
Old World Libations is located at 3493 Greenville Road, Union. Light refreshments will be offered; registration is not required but recommended. Register at: https://bit.ly/monroebusinessresourceroundup.
For additional information, please call 304-497-4300 or email kholden@gvedc.com.
The Greenbrier Valley EDC’s mission is to strategically facilitate economic growth and higher wages through collaborative partnerships, while preserving the natural beauty and quality of life in the Greenbrier Valley region. The Union Area Chamber of Commerce, based in Union, West Virginia, convenes monthly to support local businesses and community initiatives. They organize Monroe County’s annual Farmer’s Day celebration, fostering community spirit and honoring local agriculture.
