Northern Lakes Economic Alliance

March 29, 2012

The Northern Lakes Economic Alliance offers resources on starting a business, business planning, growth strategies and more. The tools are available online in an easy-to-use format and can be used by business counselors, individuals, at local business resource centers or anywhere else with access to the internet.

Tags: antrim, business, business development, charlevoix, emmet, entrepreneurship

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