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Ineligible Tenants and Operations

By nature of it stated purpose, the TIC does not generally permit the following types of businesses as tenants:

Food operations.
High customer traffic retail or wholesale conducted on-site (defined as resale to consumers of products manufactured elsewhere).
Heavy manufacturing.
Firms that are primarily personal or professional service organizations.
Non-employer based firms.
Operations that may produce safety, noise or environmental concerns.
Others that are deemed to not be in the best interest of HCC.

The TIC manager or designee will discuss the business idea with the entrepreneur(s) to determine whether the potential applicant meets the entrance criteria listed above. If so, we will provide all possible assistance in preparing the application.

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B&D Consulting Enters Mentor-Protege Agreement
NETCONN Solutions is proud to announce that their Mentor-Protege Agreement with B&D Consulting, Inc. has been approved by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA).

Hispanic Festival in Hagerstown
The Fourth Hagerstown Hispanic Festival will be held in Fairgrounds Park on Sunday, September 19, 2010 from 12:00 noon to 6:00 pm

New Location for TIC management
We're now located on the 3rd floor in TIC 321.

Small Business Development Center moved
The SBDC has moved from TIC 209 to TIC 322.

New Training Room
New larger training room available in TIC 323

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News Archive

Business-2-Government Contracting Workshops

The Western Maryland Small Business Development Center and the TIC have partnered to make available to the community two B2G contracting workshops presented by Maryland PTAP.

MIT Enterprise Forum Webcast
The TIC is a viewing site for the MIT Enterprise Forum webcast "From Lab to Market: Success is Not Final, Failure is Not Fatal."

The Innovator and Entrepreneur Group
meetings will not be held during the summer. They will resume in the fall.