Oportunidades de pequeñas empresas
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Hay varios tipos de oportunidades disponibles para los propietarios de pequeñas empresas. Cada tipo tiene características específicas que es importante entender.
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Aceleradores e incubadoras
Los aceleradores y las incubadoras son programas que brindan a las empresas acceso a mentores, inversores y otro tipo de apoyo que los ayuda a ser estables, autosuficientes y escalables.
Oportunidades para aprender
Como propietario de una pequeña empresa, siempre hay algo más que aprender. Las oportunidades de aprendizaje como talleres, seminarios y capacitaciones enseñan habilidades comerciales que puede utilizar para hacer crecer su negocio.
Creación de capacidad
Las oportunidades de creación de capacidad y asistencia técnica desarrollan la capacidad operativa con apoyo en áreas como marketing, desarrollo web, contabilidad, punto de venta y más.
Oportunidades de venta
Las oportunidades de proveedores locales son una excelente manera de salir a la comunidad y dar a conocer el nombre de su empresa. Las oportunidades pueden incluir tiendas temporales, festivales, ferias y conciertos.
Concursos y Competencias
Durante concursos y competencias comerciales, los empresarios presentan sus conceptos comerciales a un panel de jueces para tener la oportunidad de ganar un premio en efectivo o capital de inversión.
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Goldman Sachs 10k Small Businesses
LEVEL UP YOUR SMALL BUSINESS
The Detroit Metro Area is home to a thriving community of small businesses across various industries, from startups to family-owned enterprises. However, as many entrepreneurs know, running a small business comes with unique challenges, from juggling daily operations and managing finances to navigating a competitive landscape. That’s where the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses Program comes in, offering a transformative, no-cost opportunity to help you learn how to work on your business and not just in your business.
Eligibility:
We look for applicants who are passionate about growing their business and creating jobs in their communities who generally meet these criteria:
- Small business owner or co-owner
- Business revenues over $75,000 in the most recent fiscal year
- Business in operation for 2+ years
- Business with 2+ employees (including the owner)
Terms:
To complete the application, you will need:
- Business information including annual revenues, description of your business and services
- Why you are interested in the program
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Fall 2025 Cohort: June 3, 2025; Winter 2026 Cohort: TBA
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Free Accounting Fridays
Free Accounting Fridays is a way for Detroit business owners to get free one-on-one assistance with the most important (and challenging) part of running a business – getting your financials in order!
If you have questions about how to set up and use your accounting software, prepare and interpret your business’ financial statements, or apply for a loan or grant, DNEP’s accounting consultants are a great resource to get one-on-one support. Each Friday, student accounting consultants from the Ross Business School are available for 1:1 coaching, in-person, on-site in Detroit neighborhoods. Students are supervised by career CPAs affiliated with Ernst & Young and former loan officer (and DNEP program and business development manager) Siobhan Barrett.
There are multiple neighborhoods in Detroit where you can schedule an appointment.
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