Schoharie Economic Enterprise Corporation
Fostering economic growth in Schoharie County since 2019
SEEC serves as a liaison to local municipalities and institutional leaders with the common goal of highlighting distinctive points of light within the community, cultivating entrepreneurial endeavors, and enhancing the ability of local businesses to add value to their enterprises.
Current Opportunities
Flow Yoga: Thursdays 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Yin Yoga: Sundays 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Cost: $10
No classes from Sunday June 29th- Thursday July 17th
Yoga at 287 Main (WEEKLY)
287 Main welcomes Lucianna of Soul Gaze Studios for weekly yoga workshops open to all levels.
Date: Friday, July 11
Time: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Artists: Amy Silberkleit and George Dirlof
Location: 287 Main Street, Schoharie
Art Gallery Opening Reception: THE PATH WILL BEND
Join us for the opening reception of THE PATH WILL BEND, featuring artwork by Amy Silberkleit and George Dirlof. Amy’s intricate lithographs draw inspiration from the forests, trails, and seasonal beauty of the Northern Catskills, hand printed in her Gilboa studio. Her work has been exhibited in galleries and museums across the region, including the Albany Institute and the Arkell Museum. George is a painter, printmaker, and graphic artist whose work ranges from wood engravings to large-scale charcoal and oil pieces, all deeply rooted in the wild landscapes of upstate New York.
Date: Wednesday, July 23, 2025
Time: 9:30 AM -12:00 PM
Host: UAlbany Office of Economic Development, Entrepreneurship, and Industry Partnerships
Location: 287 Main Street, Schoharie
Please RSVP by Wednesday, July 16
2025 UAlbany Tech Roadshow
SEEC and the University at Albany’s Office of Economic Development, Entrepreneurship, and Industry Partnerships (OEDEIP), are kicking off a yearlong initiative to bring breakthrough technologies out of university labs and incubators and into the community. Join us for an exciting event where UAlbany researchers and startup founders will showcase innovative projects and explore how public and private sector partners can collaborate to test, use, or license these emerging technologies across the Capital Region.
The following industries are encouraged to attend: Commercial Real Estate, Industrial/Manufacturing, Education, Healthcare, Local Government, Hospitality/Retail, Utilities, Chemicals, Pharmaceuticals/Biotech, Semiconductors/Electronics, Industrial Wastewater Treatment, Food and Beverage Processing, Environmental Remediation and Engineering, Network Equipment Manufacturers, Defense and Aerospace, Telecom Operators/Mobile Network Providers, Media/Broadcast Technology, Cloud Infrastructure, Emergency Management, Insurance/Risk Management, Fire Departments/ EMS
Date: Monday, August 11, 2025
Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Host: Paul Fahey, Primeau Fahey & Associates
Location: Hybrid (287 Main & ZOOM)
SEEC Digital Power Hour: Canva 101
Join Paul Fahey of Primeau Fahey & Associates for Canva 101, for a beginner-friendly hybrid session designed to teach attendees the basics of using Canva. A free-to-use online graphic design tool, Canva creates professional, eye-catching designs using templates, fonts, and brand elements. The session will also cover tips for customizing graphics, optimizing layouts, and making the most of Canva’s tools for marketing and social media content. Don’t miss this opportunity to boost your design skills and enhance your business’s digital presence.
Village of Sharon Springs Small Project Fund
Sharon Springs was awarded $2.25 million as a NY Forward initiative. Designed to support small-scale projects that improve the downtown, SEEC is administering the $300,000 Small Project Fund.
Starting in July, SEEC will schedule FREE architectural consultations for eligible property owners.
Funding is limited, and awards will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Community Vitality
We strive to create community opportunities and spaces that enhance the quality of life for all who live in and visit Schoharie County.
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Economic Development
SEEC engages in a variety of projects that support economic development in Schoharie County, NY, benefiting both businesses and community members.
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Investment Opportunities
Investors of all levels are invited to contribute to local activities that foster community vitality.
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Business Resources
We provide a wide range of resources—including funding, marketing, digital tools, and valuable information—to Schoharie County business owners who drive and enrich our local economy.
Little Deb, Female Founder & Owner at Little Deb’s, Richmondville, NY 12149
A storytelling series created by SEEC to feature and highlight local entrepreneurs, and how they became Rooted in Schoharie County.
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