Joe took over the Floyd Lilly Company in 2017 with an excited attitude and willingness to learn, having already thought of his goals for his customers, team, and company. Floyd Lily Company offers water wells, pumps, tanks, hoses, pipe, tubing, fittings, and sprayers, as well as 24-hour emergency well and pump services. He believes that
“In the beginning the ISBDC was my resource for doing business the right way; regulations, registration, and planning for success… Now I have opportunities to pay it back by mentoring other minority owned small businesses all thanks to the ISBDC.” Alex Aguilar started Aguila Con El Taco in 2009 and is the best type of
“Without the SBDC and the never-ending help we still receive from Brent and Mary, this could never have been achieved. We will forever be grateful to the SBDC and the impact they have had on our lives” Michelle Rudas and Scott Marshall had lived in Florida most of their lives. They agreed they needed a change,
“I’ve enjoyed working alongside the SBDC. It’s like having an additional business partner whom I can discuss my business needs with.” Entrepreneurship is a world that Sergio Mendoza grew up in. Coming from a family of immigrants, his parents established a business when he was two years old. Raised in Jerome, Idaho, he returned to
“There’s no way a sole proprietor could accomplish such a large project without a team like the SBDC on their side!” In 2007, Greg Anderson purchased The Stagecoach Inn. The business thrived under his ownership and the management of Julie Barbrick, who he hired in 2008. The inn has received TripAdvisor’s Certificate of Excellence award
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A decision to pursue a new adventure turned in to a family business “The SBDC taught us how to plan and save the money needed for future equipment purchases and financial situations.” In 2014, Beto Arteaga gave up his job at an electric motor shop, where he had worked as a teenager. The idea was
