Niekol Garcia styles a client’s hair on February 8, 2025, at Red Carpet Ready Studio in Rancho Cucamonga, California. One of Garcia’s favorite parts of the job is connecting with her clients. This is the type of small business the newly launched San Bernardino County online platform BizHUUB is designed to support.
Niekol Garcia styles a client’s hair on February 8, 2025, at Red Carpet Ready Studio in Rancho Cucamonga, California. One of Garcia’s favorite parts of the job is connecting with her clients. This is the type of small business the newly launched San Bernardino County online platform BizHUUB is designed to support. (Aryana Noroozi for Black Voice News / CatchLight Local)

Overview: San Bernardino County has launched BizHUUB, an online platform providing free resources for entrepreneurs to help grow their businesses. The platform offers on-demand business tips and guidance from local experts, a 24/7 booking portal to hire experts, and educational webinars and expert consultants to help with everyday business challenges. BizHUUB is accessible in English and Spanish and aims to create a thriving entrepreneurial community for members with features like a funding directory, a learning library, an events calendar, and an ecosystem map.

Ellen Perrault

On July 3, San Bernardino County announced the launching of its BizHUUB online platform to provide entrepreneurs with free online resources to help grow their businesses.

The  BizHUUB is a countywide online resource center for small businesses. It features free, on-demand business tips and guidance from local experts along with a 24/7 booking portal to hire experts. 

Although it is difficult to determine demand because the number of small businesses in the area are constantly changing, according to the global research and advisory firm Neilsberg, there were 196,455 small businesses in the county in 2023 

Found at myhuub.com/selectsbcounty, business owners have access to educational webinars and expert consultants on a number of everyday challenges such as building websites, upgrading business brands, conducting a financial review, organizing books for end-of-year taxes, and so much more. All of the information and resources are provided at no cost to small business owners and entrepreneurs located in San Bernardino County.

“We are committed to growing and supporting our small business community,” said county Economic Development Director Derek Armstrong. “We hear about the constant challenges business owners face. It can be overwhelming. That is why we’re making this important in-depth resource available to our small business community that they can access on their timeline.”

Not only does BizHUUB provide tips and guidance, but the portal also creates a thriving entrepreneurial community for members with features like a funding directory, a learning library with educational courses, an events calendar, and an ecosystem map via its Community Resource Directory. 

In addition, BizHUUB is accessible in English and Spanish. You can explore everything the platform has to offer at by visiting myhuub.com/selectsbcounty.

Ellen Perrault is retired and works occasionally as a freelance writer who contributes to publications in Riverside and San Bernardino Counties. Her primary focus is preparing/reformatting press releases and other public announcements–both municipal and nonprofit–for publication.