Small Business Development Center Adds COVID-19 Business Specialist
September 01, 2020
Angelo State University’s Small Business Development Center (SBDC) has announced the hiring of ASU alumnus Trinidad Aguirre Jr. as the center’s first business development specialist who will deal specifically with assisting small businesses to recover from issues caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Additionally, Aguirre has served on the Executive Board of the San Angelo Chamber of Commerce, as a representative for the West Texas Energy Consortium, and on numerous civic committees. Together with his wife, Marie, he has owned and managed a roustabout oil company, retail women’s store, numerous commercial properties and a consulting service company.
“We are very happy to welcome Trinidad Aguirre to the SBDC team,” Erickson said. “His vast experience in business, including working with small businesses, along with his many contacts in the community, will be very valuable as we assist small businesses with COVID-19 recovery.”
Located in the Business Resource Center at 69 N. Chadbourne St., the SBDC has been aiding local and area small businesses for over 30 years. More details on available programs and assistance can be found at sbdc.angelo.edu.