Coaching Up est un programme de soutien personnalisé destiné aux petites entreprises des quartiers de Detroit, Hamtramck et Highland Park. Que vous soyez resté ouvert, que vous ayez rouvert ou que vous cherchiez la meilleure façon de faire progresser votre entreprise, Coaching Up est là pour vous aider ! Notre équipe de professionnels passionnés et compétents propose un accompagnement individuel pour aider à comprendre, soutenir et renforcer les activités commerciales dans les quartiers commerciaux.
What does Coaching Up Help Business Owners Do?
We help you...
Determine priorities, define strategies and set actionable goals
Work with partners for tax and accounting services
Address issues of managing during changing times
Develop and refine growth plans
Connect to a broad network of tools and resources, including technical assistance, subject matter experts, sources of capital and professional services
By Providing a safe space where sensitive and sometimes difficult topics are discussed, understood and coached upon.
What qualifies a company to be a Coaching Up Applicant?
Participants must...
Have a business located in Detroit, Highland Park and Hamtramck neighborhood businesses
Be able to commit up to 12 hours of direct one-on-one coaching
Have a brick-and-mortar, home-based or e-commerce business with at least six months of sales*
Have a business that is incorporated or be willing to work with our team to become incorporated .
Be tax compliant or willing to work with our team to become tax compliant .
Have an established internet connection and have a phone, computer, tablet, etc. to meet virtually
*Businesses that closed and have not yet reopened due to COVID-19 are eligible
Getting Started with Coaching Up
It's as easy as 1, 2, 3:
Schedule a Strategy Session
Meet with a 313 STRONG team member and learn how the program can benefit your business.
Complete an intake form and sign the participation agreement
Then you can meet regularly with your Coaching Up strategist to keep your business growing!
313 STRONG is made possible with support from DTE Foundation, the New Economy Initiative (NEI) and its philanthropic partners, including JP Morgan Chase Foundation, William Davidson Foundation, and the Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan.
