CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO (KRCU) Southeast Missouri State University’s Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship has hired David Mosby as its director.
Mosby will be responsible for working with the Small Business Technology and Development Center.
He is also working on a portability grant for Dexter, where the local economy has been hurt by layoffs at the Faurecia manufacturing plant.
"What we’ll try to do is train the businesses to be more efficient so that they’ll be able to survive through this economic downturn. And besides being more efficient, maybe getting them to look outside of their community to see how they can sell their goods outside of Dexter to bring more hard money into the community," Mosby said.
Mosby will work under James Stapleton, who now serves as the Center’s executive director.
David Mosby started on September 12.
Jacob McCleland, KRCU
Mosby will be responsible for working with the Small Business Technology and Development Center.
He is also working on a portability grant for Dexter, where the local economy has been hurt by layoffs at the Faurecia manufacturing plant.
"What we’ll try to do is train the businesses to be more efficient so that they’ll be able to survive through this economic downturn. And besides being more efficient, maybe getting them to look outside of their community to see how they can sell their goods outside of Dexter to bring more hard money into the community," Mosby said.
Mosby will work under James Stapleton, who now serves as the Center’s executive director.
David Mosby started on September 12.
Jacob McCleland, KRCU
