BROWARD COUNTY, FL – As companies around the world cope with the challenges brought by COVID-19, business owners in Broward County are gearing up to phase into reopening their doors. With public safety as a primary concern, the Broward County Office of Economic and Small Business Development (OESBD) is focused on supporting the local business community to ensure everyone is prepared to get back to business. OESBD is supporting the Greater Fort Lauderdale Alliance, Broward’s Public Private Partner, in asking all business owners take a quick 9-Question Survey.

“We want to hear from our business owners,” said Sandy-Michael E. McDonald, OESBD Director. “Now is the time to speak up and tell us how COVID-19 has impacted your business so we can help identify additional resources to assist you.” 

Are YOU Ready? View a direct message from Sandy-Michael E. McDonald, Director of the Office of Economic and Small Business Development: English | Spanish

For more information on OESBD programs and services, call 954-357-6400 or visit Broward.org/EconDev.

DATE: May 15, 2020
MEDIA CONTACT: Tatyana R. McCall, MBA, Community Relations and Outreach Manager
PHONE: 954-357-8076
EMAIL: tmccall@broward.org 

The Office of Economic and Small Business Development
The mission of this office is to enhance Broward County's economy with value-added job creation, business expansion and retention, small business growth, business development, international trade development, export readiness and entrepreneurial training and development. Services are delivered through partnerships with state, local and private sector organizations. Broward County promotes equal access to procurement opportunities for small business enterprises in local and federal small business programs and helps position small businesses and aspiring entrepreneurs to grow their businesses beyond Broward. Call 954-357-6400 for more information or visit Broward.org/EconDev.