Partners and Resource Providers

• Bridgerland Applied Technology College (BATC): Facilities and CBRC manager, walk-in counseling, Custom Fit training, coordinated follow-through counseling and business incubation.
• Bear River Association of Governments (BRAG): Procurement Technical Assistance (PTAC) by appointment, Regional Revolving Loan Fund, set office hours as needed.
• Cache Chamber of Commerce: programs and services for small businesses..
• Small Business Administration (SBA): programs and services to help businesses start, grow and succeed.
• Small Business Development Center (SBDC): business planning, counseling by appointment, set office hours as needed.
• Private Business: mentoring by appointment.
• Service Corp of Retired Executives (SCORE): full time presence, counseling by appointment, workshops.
• Utah Department of Workforce Services: work-force recruitment, job placement, training.
• Utah Non-Profit Association (UNA): counseling by appointment, workshops.
• Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP): counseling on CBRC site or site of  business.
• USU Extension/Cooperative Education: Food and Nutrition Sciences, E-Commerce, Home-based Business, Youth Entrepreneurship, counseling by appointment, workshops.
• Utah State University Innovation Campus: Counseling by appointment, referrals to Innovation Campus for complementary counseling.
• Utah State University College of Business: interns on site.
• Utah Science and Technology Research (USTAR): Outreach Initiative.
• Western Rural Development Center (WRDC): entrepreneurship development workshops including those that foster community based support for entrepreneurship.

CBRC Board

• BATC, John Davidson
• Box Elder Economic Development, Paul Larsen
• Bear River Association of Governments (BRAG), Roger Jones
• Cache Chamber of Commerce, Sandy Emile
• Cache Valley Initiative,  Dale Astle
• Private Business
• Key Bank, Rick Leetham
• SCORE Counselor
• USU Extension/Cooperative Education, Marion Bentley
• USU Innovation Campus, Ned Weinshenker
• USU Center for Entrepreneurial Spirit, Dave Clark