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- Association for Corporate Growth
Association for and about professionals involved in middle-market corporate growth, corporate development, and mergers and acquisitions. Some areas open only to ACG members.
- Association of Small Business Development Centers
Delivers nationwide educational assistance to strengthen small/medium business management, thereby contributing to the growth of local, state, and national economies.
- Business Development, Inc.: Reconsidering Law Firm Professional Business Developers
"Although no one is ever going to replace a firm's lawyers as its principal rainmakers, a new generation of law firm marketers - dubbed professional business developers - is beginning to emerge after years of debate."
- EnterWeb
Collection of sources of information on small business, finance, international trade, entrepreneurship, enterprise development, and the economy.
- IBDNetwork
International membership-based organization for business development executives who need access to other high level executives to accelerate dealmaking.
- Knowledge Express
Fee-based service providing access to technology transfer information, business development, and licensing opportunities. Multiple proprietary resources can be used simultaneously.
- Managing the Digital Enterprise: Business Models on the Web
Collection of generic forms of business models observable on the Web, including examples.
- Mastering Business Development: Articles and Publications
Links to a quarterly newsletter, and some articles regarding business development. Free Adobe Acrobat Reader required for newsletters.
- SBA: Small Business Development Centers
SBDCs offer one-stop assistance to small businesses by providing a wide variety of information and guidance in central and easily accessible branch locations. This site offers access to the websites individual state SBDCs and their resources.
- SBDCNET
Meeting the information needs of the SBDC community in the United States, SBDCNET serves as a resource providing timely, relevant research, Web-based information, and training to SBDC counselors and their small business clients.
- U.S. Business Advisor: Business Development
Collection of articles to guide you through the business lifecycle. Including information on starting your business, expanding your business, training/counseling your business, advocating for your business, and getting out of business.
- U.S. Department of Congress Minority Business Development Agency
Actively promotes the growth and competitiveness of minority-owned businesses by providing access to public/private debt and equity financing, market opportunities, and management and business information.
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