Small Business Advisory Group

The Business Division has a close affiliation with the New Hampshire Small Business Development Center which "...is the key link to business assistance in New Hampshire and to programs offered through the University System, the State of New Hampshire, the U.S. Small Business Administration and the private sector." Working in partnership with the NHSBDC, student consulting teams help develop business and marketing plans, market research, and market communication initiatives for small businesses and organizations.

Members of the Franklin PIerce University Small Business Advisory worked on the development of the New England Forest Products Website. View their PowerPoint presentation below.

Small Business Advisory Group Article

Projects

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	New England Forest Products Website Development (5MB)
	Land Use Study for Town of Marlow, New Hampshire - PowerPoint Version (676kb)
	Land Use Study for Town of Marlow, New Hampshire - Adobe Acrobat Version (483kb)

Franklin Pierce University Small Business Advisory

The Small Business Advisory presents the results of their Land Use Study to members of the Town of Marlow, New Hampshire. View the PowerPoint presentation by clicking on the link above.

FACULTY

Jason Little
Associate Professor of Marketing
B.Mus., Keene State College
M.B.A., New Hampshire College
Ed.D., Nova Southeastern University
littlejc@franklinpierce.edu

Co-Curricular Opportunities

The Small Business Advisory Group (SBA) and Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) offer students a chance to participate in problem-solving activities, such as developing marketing and business plans for profit and nonprofit organizations, including arts groups.

The SBA team works in partnership with the New Hampshire Small Business Development Center. The SIFE team affords students the opportunity to compete against other universities and colleges, and meet executives from Fortune 500 companies.

Semester programs abroad, such as Pierce in Vienna, Austria, offer students a full semester of Franklin Pierce University credits. Students are encouraged to pursue independent projects related to arts management and to connect with arts organizations.