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Texas Small Business Economic Impact

To assist the State of Texas in understanding the economic impact of Texas businesses with fewer than 100 employees, the Office of the Governor contracted with CCBR to prepare Little Companies, Big Impact: The Economic Impact of Texas Businesses with Fewer Than 100 Employees

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Disaster Resiliency Program

CCBR, in conjunction with the Contracting Resource Center and the Southwest Trade Adjustment Assistance Center has been selected by the Economic Development Administration to outline the economic impact of recent disasters on businesses in the Rio Grande Valley and to recommend strategies to strengthen to improve business continuity.
 

Startech

CCBR works with Startech (formerly SATAI) to determine the economic impact of the companies they assisted in 2009.
 

Tejano FanFair

CCBR works with the Tejano Music Association to determine the economic impact of the 2009 Tejano FanFair.
   

Port San Antonio

In order to determine the potential benefit of pending improvements to the road and rail infrastructure to the Port San Antonio, the Port administration contracted with CCBR to perform a Benefit Cost Analysis of the components directly associated with the proposed development.
 

Southwest School of Arts and Crafts

CCBR has been selected to properly demonstrate the demand of a Bachelor of Fine Art program to Southwest School of Art & Craft.
   

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