Resources for Rural Entrepreneurs

According to Business Jargons, an online business encyclopedia, it’s often harder to start a business in rural areas, due to several factors, including a lack of technical know-how and training. But the encyclopedia also points out that several businesses are particularly well-suited for those living in rural America.

To ensure rural small business owners have all the facts regarding business structure, here is a quick guide to what entities are available for your rural business and how each can protect you from future legal nightmares.

Join us for this hour-long session solely dedicated to answering your questions about rural business ownership. Read more

From crowdfunding to state trade expansion programs, there are several funding options for rural entrepreneurs

From applying for grants to researching local economic development organizations, there are several resources to help rural entrepreneurs succeed.

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You've taken great care of your farm throughout your life. Use this guide to ensure that it's equally well cared for as it passes into other hands. Read more

This lively discussion will delve into the available training and resources for women business owners and entrepreneurs in rural America. Read more

My SCORE mentor(s) helped me draft a business plan. They also reviewed all of the documentation I was required to complete in order to begin working independently. Finally, they... Read more

Our mentor has been there since day one. Answering any and all questions that needed attention. Having a wealth of knowledge a call or click away has provided me with knowledge... Read more

Our latest infographic, “Rural Entrepreneurship” explores how running a business in rural communities differs from their suburban and urban counterparts.

SCORE's latest infographic examines the benefits and challenges of running a small business in rural America. Read more