Welcome to the Spring 2023 Entrepreneur Training Grads
Congratulations to ProsperUs Detroit’s Spring 2023 Graduates! Join us in supporting these amazing entrepreneurs as they chase their passions and dreams.
People of ProsperUs: Katoya Scott of Junk Food and Friends
Katoya Scott, Owner of Junk Food and Friends
Juneteenth: A Commemoration to Black History and A Pledge to Investing in Black Communities
Juneteenth, a significant day in our nation’s history, encapsulates the spirit of freedom and the fight for equality. It’s a day where we honor the enduring legacy of our ancestors, reflecting on their struggles and celebrating their resilience.
ProsperUs Pathways: Immigrant Women in Business
Calling all immigrant women entrepreneurs! Join ProsperUs and Global Detroit for a 6-week series designed to provide the fundamentals of starting and growing your business. Early-stage entrepreneurs will be guided through the foundational elements of business planning, management, operations, and financial literacy.
Shop Detroit: 5 Local Businesses for Memorable Father’s Day Gifts
Father’s Day is a special time to celebrate dads, father figures, and paternal mentors who’ve made a difference in our lives. It’s an opportunity to express our gratitude, and there’s no better way to do this than with a unique gift or experience that reflects their individuality.
ProsperUs Neighborhood Business Lab
ProsperUs is on a mission to advance economic equity by supporting entrepreneurs with opportunities and capital needed to build businesses, generational wealth, and vibrant neighborhoods. Meet with our team to learn more about how we can support you!
People of ProsperUs: Patrice Davis of Grannies Pound Cake
Patrice Davis, Owner of Grannies Pound Cakes
People of ProsperUs: Yvette Jenkins of Love Travels Imports
Yvette Jenkins, Owner of Love Travels Imports
From Surviving to Overcoming: Businesses of ProsperUs in the Wake of COVID-19
As Michigan underwent a shutdown, it presented an economic disruption for many of our dedicated entrepreneurs. Many struggled to keep their business afloat and meet their financial obligations, and some were forced to close, which left employees without work and owners without income.
People of ProsperUs: Kecia Escoe of Umi’s Comfort
Kecia Escoe, Owner of Umi’s Comfort
