(Left to Right) Rising Star winners, Amy and Jason DiStefano, along with Vol State Pres. Dr. Jerry Faulkner and TSBDC Director Chalres Alexander |
“Four
years ago Jason came to one of our workshops on starting a small business,”
said Alexander. “Jason was telling me about this niche, this idea in his head.”
“Charles
was the first person to read my business plan cover to cover,” said Jason
DiStefano. “A lot of work has gone into this business and we could not have
done it without the TSBDC.”
Green
Village Recycling handles business and residential recycling needs, taking more
than 400,000 pounds of material out of the refuse stream last year. They have a
target of a million pounds of recycling for this year.
In
2012, the TSBDC at Vol State worked with 213 small businesses and clients,
offering free and inexpensive classes, and counseling. In all, the projects
raised $2.26 million in capital and created or retained 84 jobs. For more
information and a list of classes contact Charles Alexander at Charles.alexander@volstate.edu
or call 615-230-4780.
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