Business Ruth-Ellen Elinski Named Program Director of the Small Business Development Center at Yavapai College0 (0) Tyler Rumsey, Director of Marketing for Yavapai College August 20, 2021
Yavapai College Yavapai College Small Business Development Center (SBDC) Honors Three Success Award Winners0 (0) Jennifer McCormack, Yavapai College April 15, 2022
Small Business Yavapai College SBDC client Elaine O’Connor wins the grand prize at the statewide Moonshot Pioneer Pitch Competition0 (0) Ruth Ellen Elinski, Director of the Yavapai College Small Business Development Center June 22, 2022
Business Yavapai County Free Library District Awarded Federal Grant to Support Local Business Training0 (0) Jessica Dyer, Library Outreach & Marketing Coordinator | Yavapai County Free Library District July 6, 2022
Yavapai College REDC Receives Rural Business Development Grant – Yavapai College0 (0) Tyler Rumsey, Executive Director of Marketing | Yavapai College July 27, 2022
Small Business Yavapai College SBDC partners with Moonshot Az to host the AZ Pioneer Pitch Competition in the Quad Cities0 (0) Ruth Ellen Elinski, Center Director. | Small Business Development Center January 12, 2023
Small Business Development Center Yavapai College SBDC Announces the Winners of the 2023 Moonshot Pioneer Pitch – Quad Cities Competition0 (0) Ruth Ellen Elinski, Center Director | Yavapai College Small Business Development Center (SBDC) April 8, 2023
Workforce and Innovation Division Yavapai College Announces New Division of Workforce and Innovation0 (0) Tyler Rumsey, Executive Director, Marketing, Communication, Community Outreach | Yavapai College June 14, 2023
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