“North Fulton Business Radio,” Episode 158: Howard Page, TeamLogic IT, and Tommy Heaton, Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at Georgia State University
On this edition of “North Fulton Business Radio,” Howard Page of TeamLogic IT talks technology services and cybersecurity, and Tommy Heaton outlines some of the advisory work and classes offered by the SBDC at GSU.
Howard Page, TeamLogic IT, Atlanta Midtown
Howard Page is the Owner of TeamLogic IT, Atlanta Midtown. Their philosophy is simple: they treat you the way you’d want to be treated. They make the technology invisible so your focus is on what you do best, growing your business. They’re flexible. They accommodate different levels of service from fully-outsourced IT to supplemental IT to projects. They follow best practices. They have documented implementation across the whole IT market. They’re dedicated. They will not stop learning about your business and thinking of ways to improve it via technology.
For more information, follow this link or call Howard directly at 770-450-0910.
Tommy Heaton, Small Business Development Center at Georgia State
Tommy Heaton is a Small Business Consultant with the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at Georgia State. With 17 locations across the state of Georgia, the SBDC’s goal is to enhance the economic well-being of Georgians by providing a wide range of educational services for small business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs. The SBDC offers one-on-one consultation on a wide variety of subjects to address the needs of Georgia’s small business community.
For more information on the SBDC Grow Smart Program mentioned on the show, go to this link. For information on other upcoming SBDC classes and events in the Atlanta office, go to their website.
To contact SBDC at GSU directly, call 404-413-7830.
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