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Washington County’s Education Service District serving students, educators, childcare providers and families by delivering quality, cost-effective programs and services and provide operational support such as business services and human resources.

Promoting & developing entrepreneurship and economic development for ethnic minorities by offering free technical assistance and business counseling, access to capital, SBA microloans, affordable incubator office spaces and bi-monthly networking meetings.

OAME’s subsidiary company, Oregon Association of Minority Entrepreneurs Credit Corporation (OAMECC), provides SBA Loans to help minority small businesses succeed and grow through technical assistance and access to needed capital.

OAME members gather for large bi-monthly networking meetings to promote business growth. Contractors, Architects, Engineers, & Professional Technical (CAEPT) Networking — 2nd Friday of the month. Coffee & Issues Forum — Last Fridays. Both at 7:30am.

A comprehensive list of Oregon's state agencies that are available to start a business journey, or to help expand, grow, and succeed. Includes information on registering your business, taxes, and planning.

Employment Related Day Care (ERDC) is a subsidy program that pays part of the childcare costs for qualifying families. Learn how to become an ERDC provider.

The Oregon Employment Department's Workforce and Economic Research Division provides accurate, reliable, and timely information about Oregon's state and local labor markets.

OEN helps entrepreneurs start up and scale up by connecting them to peers and mentors, startup funding opportunities, and hands-on training.

GCAP provides government contracting technical assistance to Oregon businesses.

Team of manufacturing business owners, engineers, and leaders providing targeted solutions in Manufacturing Operations, Business Financials & Strategy and Workforce Solutions across the State of Oregon.

Oregon's LGBTQ+ chamber of commerce and is composed of a group of businesses, volunteers, and staff that support the interests of its members and champions opportunity, development, and advocacy for Oregon’s LGBTQ+ & Allied business community.

OregonSaves is the state of Oregon's retirement savings program that provides Oregonians with an easy and automatic way to save for the future.

Provides combination of relevant business education and personalized, one-on-one business advising. Offering training programs unique to each businesses journey; from startups to mature businesses.

Following an online readiness assessment, CAT advisers prepare business owners for funding through one-on-one guidance on business planning, financial projections, developing a finance strategy, and assisting with funder relations and connections.

Helping small businesses navigate government contracting process. Including matching businesses with contract opportunities from hundreds of nationwide network sources; training; hosting conferences; and offering free, confidential, one-on-one advising.

Providing a combination of relevant business education and personalized, one-on-one business advising. Training programs for startups to mature businesses.

Early-stage business incubator offering technical support, access to large network, training events, market validation, financial literacy and investor readiness. OSC mentors and helps founders access potential investors.

Extension faculty, staff, and trained volunteers work alongside local partners to provide educational workshops, activities, and services tailored to the unique industries, natural resources, and people in our communities.

As one of Oregon State University's Agricultural Experiment Stations providing technical, creative and educational service to food industry, entrepreneurs, and Northwest communities, with a focus on quality, safety and sustainability.