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At the Sisters Area Chamber of Commerce we are here for you - just let us know how we can help. 

 

Our Sisters Business Attraction & Retention Team (SBART) has been set up as a "Rapid Response Team" to get you and your business what you need when you need it. SBART is made up of local Sisters Country residents looking to assist in and foster economic development in Sisters Country.  Would you like to speak with a representative from SBART?  It's completely confidential.  Contact Mac Hay, Chair, at 541-977-7525 for more information.

 

Other folks that can assist with your business questions are listed below:

Organization	Contact	Service
Economic Development for Central Oregon (EDCO)	541-388-3236 800-342-4135 info@edcoinfo.org www.edcoinfo.org	Comprehensive information and assistance to companies relocating to or expanding in Central Oregon. Demographics and other statistics
Small Business Development Center	541-383-8290 www.cocc.edu	Confidential business counseling Business and marketing plan development and review Business seminars
Oregon Economic and Community Development Department (OECDD)	541-388-6266	Business loans and grants Workforce training grants International trade assistance
State of Oregon Ecmployment Department (OED)	541-388-6070	Connection point for employees and employers. Regional and statewide labor market statistics, Oregon unemployment Insurance administors
The Oregon Innovation Center (OIC)	541-312-5785	Capital needs assessment and company reviews i2m Program (Idea to Marketplace)
The Central Oregon Intergovernmental Council (COIC)	541-548-8163	Business loans Grants Workforce skills training
Opportunity Knocks (OK)	541-318-4650	Confidential peer-to-peer group problem solving Business seminars

 

 

 

 

 

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