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Detroit nonprofits take a ‘family’ approach to help entrepreneurs get financially savvy
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Rich histories and tight-knit, hard-working communities drive the U.P.'s economic development.
U.P. tour helps historical communities build a stronger economic future
Michigan Municipal League travels north to share resources for small business development.
On-Demand Coaching helps Michigan municipalities and their small businesses build a winning team
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The Generation E program for student entrepreneurs is a collaboration among the city of Monroe, its small businesses, and Monroe Public Schools.
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Detroit baking entrepreneur determined to see her business rise again
Ruth Bell has been constantly told by the people in her life — from family members to business moguls to postal workers — that she needs to be baking. Now, she's finally listening.
Community leans in to help Detroit ice cream entrepreneur through COVID-19
Detroit entrepreneur KaToya Scott has witnessed the joy her truck's ice cream can bring people, but she never expected her community to respond with an outpouring of support to help her business survive COVID-19 setbacks. "You don’t think people care and here are people saying ‘hey we see you.’ "
Partner Partner Content Detroit nonprofits take a ‘family’ approach to help entrepreneurs get financially savvy
With a focus on the city’s often-overlooked neighborhoods, a nonprofit collaboration is taking a personal approach to providing training, resources, and support for Detroit’s entrepreneurs, witnessing the ripple effect that investment creates.
