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A day dedicated to empowering your small business with the tools and support it needs to thrive.

Connect. Learn. Celebrate!

Our resource fairs are designed to bring small business owners together with valuable resources in the local community. These events are jam-packed with a vendor expo of entrepreneurial support services, networking opportunities, rapid-fire workshops and more!

Learn more by clicking on your city below!

Select your closest city to get started:

TOLEDO

Thursday, May 2

Erie Street Market

CINCINNATI

Thursday, May 2

Alloy Development Co.

CLEVELAND

Saturday, May 4

6700 Euclid Avenue

COLUMBUS

Thursday, May 16

Columbus Metropolitan Library

AKRON & CANTON

Saturday, May 18

The Akron-Summit County Public Library

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The Economic & Community Development Institute (ECDI) is one of the top U.S. SBA intermediary microlenders with a mission to invest in people to create measurable and enduring social and economic change. ECDI provides responsible, affordable lending and comprehensive small business development services to help meet the needs of small businesses. ECDI’s target population includes low-moderate income individuals and those otherwise precluded from funding from a traditional financial institution.

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