Est. Population: 8.2 Million
Small Businesses: 820,000
Targeted Viewers: 420,000 per week*
Targeted profiles: 8000 owners
from the Governor
North Carolina Map

Broadcasts of Small Business School
in the State of North Carolina

Open Letter: Why public television is so important. Please support and become a member of your local station. Highlighted? Click on the city to go to their Chamber of Commerce; or on the station's call letters to go to the station, Air Time to go to this week's show, and local sponsor.



Cities Stations Air Time
     
Charlotte WTVI Sundays 12:30 PM
     
Chapel Hill
Raleigh-Durham
WUNC TBA
Asheville WUNF TBA
Concord (Rocky Mount) WUNG TBA
Greenville WUNK TBA
Jacksonville WUNM TBA
Linville WUNE TBA
Lumberton WUNU TBA
Roanoke Rapids (2) WUNM TBA
Wilmington WUNJ TBA
Winston-Salem WUNL TBA
The Carolina Chambers North Carolina PEG
public television
TBA


*Our Target Viewers in North Carolina: 250,000   
  • Over 80,000+ small business owners in North Carolina. That is just a little over 10% of the total small business owners in North Carolina. The national average is one small business for every 12 people. It follows that there are as many as 400,000 small businesses in North Carolina based on a total population of just over five million people!
  • Over 80,000+ small business employees in North Carolina. Just one person from just over 10% of the total number of small businesses. If we get traction among the viewers, this number will grow the largest.
  • Over 160,000 general viewers who use small business services in North Carolina. About 2% of the total population. Virtually everybody everyday uses the services of small businesses.
  • 100,000 people who want or need to start the business of their dreams: the under-employed among our large business - corporate employees and the unemployed. The unemployed alone in North Carolina is over 400,000 people. All of them should be watching.
Advocates for viewers: 56+ local Chambers of Commerce, Small Business Development Centers, SCORE volunteers, Economic Development Commissions, SBA, business press, bankers, brokers, CPAs, and more.
We invite your questions or comments.