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Where to find business support in Hertfordshire

13 hours ago
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If you run a small business in Hertfordshire, the right support depends on the question you are trying to answer. You may need information about funding, help starting out, opportunities to meet other owners or individual time to work through a decision. These organisations offer different starting points.


Hertfordshire Growth Hub


The Growth Hub provides access to local and national business support, resources and advice. Registered businesses can explore its Marketplace directory and GrantFinder service. Check which services and programmes fit your circumstances.



Wenta


Wenta is a social enterprise offering business support, including advice, mentoring, training and workspace. Visit its website to check current services and availability.



Hertfordshire Chamber of Commerce


The Chamber offers business connections, networking and events alongside other member services. If you are considering membership, check the current packages and decide which opportunities you would actually use.



Individual coaching and local peer support


At Good Company, I work with independent business owners who want time to think through a decision, review their priorities or plan their next stage. Individual sessions provide private support; the Knebworth Founders Group adds regular discussion and shared experience with fellow owners.




Choose support around a specific question


Before contacting anyone, write down the decision or problem you need help with, what you have tried and what a useful outcome would look like. Ask about the scope, cost, eligibility and format before committing. Use an appropriately qualified professional for specialist legal, tax or financial advice.


These links are provided as useful sources of information. Inclusion does not indicate an agreed referral partnership or endorsement by those organisations. Details checked in October 2026.

 
 
 

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