Shapiro-Davis Administration Invests Over $21 Million to Support Small Businesses in Pennsylvania
The Shapiro-Davis Administration announced an investment of $21,445,823 to establish 11 new Business Assistance Service Centers across Pennsylvania. These centers are funded through the Historically Disadvantaged Business Assistance Program and aim to provide essential support to small businesses throughout the Commonwealth.
Purpose of the Business Assistance Service Centers
The newly created centers will offer technical assistance and business support services. Their goal is to improve access to capital, enhance economic empowerment, and increase the number of historically disadvantaged small businesses in Pennsylvania.
Official Statement
“Small businesses are the backbone of Pennsylvania’s economy, which is why the Shapiro-Davis Administration is finding new ways to offer meaningful support directly to our small business owners,” said Lt.
Leadership Involved
- Austin Davis
- Secretary Rick Siger of the Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED)
Both leaders highlighted the administration's commitment to equipping small businesses with the tools and insights necessary to succeed and thrive in Pennsylvania.
Summary
The Shapiro-Davis Administration is investing strategically in local economic growth by creating centers that will empower small businesses, particularly those historically disadvantaged, throughout the state.
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