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Small Business Strategy Group
- 21800 W 10 Mile Rd Ste 226
- Southfield, Michigan
- 48075-1009
- Phone: 248.358.1442
- Website
Description
SBSG has extensive experience working with African-Americans and other minority entrepreneurs. Our Minority Business Development service provides minority business owners with specialized coaching to meet their unique needs, including certification and special program funding . We'll help you identify private and governmental agencies and programs on the local, state and federal level (including Small Business Administration Guaranteed Lending for minority and non-minorities).
Now more than ever, your company needs a real business plan. At SBSG, we'll help you create comprehensive business plan documentation that's custom tailored for your company -- including complete formatting, organization and structure of narrative. The SBSG business plan is a key ingredient in providing a ?road map? to growing a profitable company. Plus, our approach is interactive at every step -- creating a living document designed for continous improvement.
Another client, a manufacturer, decided that an acquisition was, indeed, a strategic fit. His company had experienced limited growth and profitability due to a narrow market niche.
Some are focused on providing a unique service where you read about them and think, "Why didn't I think of that?" With the use of the Internet and other technology, you find different business opportunities being communicated to populations especially in areas hurt by the economy - where people are actually being solicited by companies that offer franchises or licenses of business opportunities.
Growing even the most promising entrepreneurial company involves making some jarring psychological adjustments. Most important-and ironic-you'll have to suppress some of the entrepreneurial instincts that got you this far, namely, your need for complete control. To expand your company successfully, you need to be comfortable delegating and managing instead of doing everything yourself. And the bigger your company gets, the more you'll have to let go.