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Become  a Member of the RBTC


The Business Link Resource Center (BLRC) is the primary vehicle through which business education and training is delivered to RBTC members. Whatever your business needs, we are here to help. Each person entering the RBTC will be considered a customer by our staff.  Once oriented to our technical assistance process, customers may elect to become RBTC members.

Each interested guest will be asked to complete the required RBTC Membership Application, and pay a $200 membership fee. Guests will also receive a New Member’s Toolkit, which explains all the major benefits associated with joining, including information about the center, the Business Link Resource Center, the Plan Room, and our other business and education initiatives.

Once the application process is completed, BLRC staff will conduct a four-pronged assessment of each business in the areas of Business and Finance, Human Resources, Marketing and Communications and Plan Room (construction) performance and readiness. These individualized assessments will serve as the underpinning for an Action Plan uniquely crafted to redress, by specific dates, any identified deficiencies  within each enterprise.

Assistance will be provided through professional consulting offered through the RBTC, pairings with MBA interns (as arranged by RBTC staff), and our in-house Legal Clinic.

To start the membership process, click here.

From left: RBTC department heads Dan Calloway and Joseph Francis interview RBTC member Gerald Gayton of N.C. Loans

Staff objectives
 

Our customer-service trained staff has three primary operational objectives during each member’s 12-month membership period:

  • To monitor members and their Action Plans

  • To track procurement of contract awards (if in construction)

  • To encourage professional business development and advertising opportunities

 

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