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Indiana Launches Pilot Program for Small Business Valuation in Orange and Martin Counties

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Gov. Mike Braun’s Office and the Gayle & Bill Cook Center for Entrepreneurship at Ivy Tech Community College Bloomington announced a new pilot program in Orange and Martin counties. This program offers small businesses business valuation support and follow-up assistance, building on the Cook Center’s existing services. The initiative was made possible through an undisclosed investment from the Indiana Office of Entrepreneurship and Innovation.

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The pilot program is designed to help local business owners stabilize operations and understand their current financial value. This support allows businesses to prepare for succession planning or consider a potential sale, fostering sustainable growth within the communities.

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Who's involved

  • BraunGovernor whose office announced and supports the pilot program
  • Steve BryantExecutive director of the Cook Center for Entrepreneurship, which is running the program

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