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The Bergen County Business Resource Network was created by Bergen County Executive James Tedesco and the Board of Commissioners to give you personal and customized assistance unique to your company.
With our core team of business advocates, mentors and specialists to SizeUp – our data intelligence tool – you can make better, more informed decisions for your business. All free of charge and all available for you.
Take a brief moment to watch this video and see what our SizeUp business intelligence tool offers you.
Then, click for custom data about your business to help you answer the questions that keep you up at night:
Average annual revenue measures the income that the average business in the area generates from selling its goods and services. You can use this figure as a benchmark to determine where you should be setting goals for your own performance.
If the mix of occupations for your business is typical of other businesses in your industry, the average salary is a useful measurement for judging whether you are paying more or less than other businesses in your industry.
Are you larger or smaller than the average business in your area? You should be aware of the advantages and disadvantages for either situation, and how to promote the advantages to your customers.
Healthcare premiums vary by age, medical history and level of risk associated with an employee's occupation. Because healthcare costs are typically growing each year and it's a significant expense, consider reviewing your policy to make sure you're getting the maximum value.
Use the tool to find out who your competition is and where they're located. If possible and helpful, go visit them to see what they're offering.
See where the typical business owner in your industry is doing the best. This may help you determine where to expand into a new location, or where to target a marketing campaign.
Increasing your supplier base can provide opportunities including introducing new products, increasing competition on price to drive down your net costs, shortening time-to-market and increasing margins -- all of which can lead to sustained profitable growth.
Depending on where the demand for your product or service is, how much your budget is, who your target audience is, parking options, proximity to vendors and suppliers and more â these factors are what will help you determine an ideal location.
There are many variables that go into determining the best place to advertise. We can help guide you through the process.
Knowing your demographics can be a highly effective marketing strategy to launch a campaign. Speak to one of our support specialists today.
Weâll match you with a consultant (or several) in our network who will listen, guide and partner with you on what your data shows and what you might need.
Our networks include trained SizeUp support specialists from Bergen Community College, professional consultants from the Small Business Development Center, seasoned business mentors from SCORE, recruitment coaches from our Workforce Development Center & the experts from Bergen County Economic Development.
Get FREE HELP generating a business report of your business or interpreting the data from SizeUp. Find out what new technologies you can use to improve your business.
Get information on programs that can benefit your business… from Main Street mom-and-pops to home-based businesses to non-profits and more.
Apply for a small business loan or grant through the UCEDC
Donât miss out! Be the first to hear about the newest grants, loans, incentives and other relief programs through our newsletter alerts.
When small businesses succeed, all of Bergen County does. Thatâs why County Executive Jim Tedesco and the Board of Commissioners are proud to launch this network for support resources and information for small businesses. It is just part of our bigger commitment to assist and help make Bergen County the leader in small business growth and development.