Washington, DC—The SCORE Association “Counselors to America’s Small Business” and EasiMedia, Inc., announce a new alliance to increase small business awareness about SCORE counseling and services. SCORE will provide entrepreneurs with free copies of Easi Media’s iEdition CD-ROM through SCORE chapters nationwide.

As part of the content on the iEdition CD-ROM, SCORE included “how to” articles on business planning, marketing and financing. There are quick links to SCORE’s Small Business Web Site, www.score.org, Ask SCORE online counseling and Find SCORE, which allows entrepreneurs to locate a local SCORE chapter.

iEdition also provides links to other valuable small business resources and offers a more refined capability to search and access small business information online. More than half a million copies of iEdition will be distributed in 2005.

In addition, SCORE was featured as a resource in a series of 5-minute TV ads that ran on CNBC and 75 times on regional television news networks in 25 demographic areas nationwide. And, SCORE was profiled in an episode of the CNBC business education TV series, Business & Beyond.

SCORE CEO Ken Yancey says, “SCORE is pleased to form an alliance with EasiMedia, Inc., a leader in providing entrepreneurs with valuable educational products and resources.” Yancey adds, “EasiMedia’s iEdition CD-ROM and the CNBC TV spots will increase the small business community’s access to SCORE.”

Since 1964, SCORE “Counselors to America’s Small Business” has assisted more than 7 million aspiring entrepreneurs and small business owners through counseling and business workshops. More than 10,500 volunteer business counselors in 389 chapters serve their communities through entrepreneur education dedicated to the formation, growth and success of small businesses.

For more information about starting or operating a small business, call 1-800/634-0245 for the SCORE chapter nearest you. Or, visit SCORE on the Web at www.score.org.
 
Read SCORE Press Release: http://www.score.org/newsroom_2005_easi_media.html