May 16, 2012
Kutztown SBDC: E-Referral Network
When you're looking for someone new to do business with, it's helpful to have a quality referral. Join our E-Referral Network of over 600 businesses and begin networking with businesses and consumers in south central Pennsylvania.
- The Kutztown SBDC E-Referral Network Directories promotes, informs and supports small businesses in our service area that are conducting business with either other companies or consumers.
- Consumers are encouraged to search our database to find local businesses that offer the products and services they need.
- You can add your name to our E-Referral Network Directories for free and promote your business to countless potential customers.
- You have the option to list as a business-to-business or business-to-consumer enterprise.
To take part in this great networking opportunity, please click on the appropriate selection and follow the instructions.
Search the E-Referral Listings
Business to Business Directory
Business to Consumer Directory
Add Your Business to the E-Referral Listings
Business to Business Directory
Business to Consumer Directory
Disclaimer: The firms and individuals listed here are licensed to do business in Pennsylvania. They have indicated a willingness to serve small businesses. The Kutztown University SBDC does not endorse or recommend any of these firms or individuals. The Kutztown University SBDC strongly recommends that you carefully evaluate and check references prior to entering into any agreement with these firms or individuals.
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SBDC Spotlight
David Lucas
Lucas Lane, Inc.
Lucas Lane Inc. is a working veal farm and an oil filter recycling facility. Oil filters of all sizes, from lawnmowers to locomotives find their way to this pastoral setting, where David Lucas and his family recycle them for scrap steel and waste oil. With help from the KU SBDC, Lucas Lane Inc. has grown to servicing a 60-mile radius of Reading, and has landed a contract with the National Guard. Read More
