Claggett Wolfe Associates provides management and economic development consulting to public, private and non-profit clients to foster economic growth and improve opportunities for small and medium sized businesses in rural and urban settings around the globe.

Claggett Wolfe Associates is recognized internationally for its services, which include:
 

• Business formation and expansion
• Strategic planning and management
• Business and program financing

Claggett Wolfe Associates' extensive expertise in industry sectors ranging from agriculture to technology includes:

• Incubator Feasibility Analysis and Design
• Economic Development Strategies
• Financing Programs and Capitalization Plans
• Program Evaluation
• Regulatory Compliance and Reporting

Chuck Wolfe

Chuck Wolfe, Principal, Claggett Wolfe Associates –Mr. Wolfe is an economic development professional with extensive experience working in domestic and international settings. His work has ranged from strategic planning and feasibility assessment to program design and administration. Mr. Wolfe has also founded two technology start-ups in the information management/software and electronic equipment sectors, and has worked with numerous small businesses in planning, marketing and capital acquisition.

Mr. Wolfe holds a BS from the Pennsylvania State University in Environmental Resource Management, and an MBA from the University of Texas at Austin with an emphasis in Finance and Information Systems. He regularly serves as a trainer on topics such as “Best Practices” in business incubation, business retention and expansion, workforce development, loan program design and loan portfolio management. He has also been a featured speaker at domestic and international conferences on fostering small and medium sized enterprise development and growth.

Mr. Wolfe has authored a number of guides on “Best Practices” including; a Best Practices Guide for Technology-Focused Incubators and a Guide to Preparing an Incubator Feasibility Study for the New Jersey Commission on Science and Technology, an EDA funded study for the California Office of Strategic Technology entitled: “Technology Innovation Centers: A Guide to Principles and Best Practices”, and an NBIA publication “Best Practices in Action: Guidelines for Implementing First-Class Business Incubation Programs”.

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