Business Funding Summit Highlights Michigan Small Businesses

Oct 10, 2023

Summary

Eight small businesses from Southeast Michigan will be participating in the first-ever Mega-Business Funding Summit on October 13 and 14, 2023, in Pontiac, Michigan. The event, sponsored by QT Business Solutions and the Greater Pontiac Community Coalition/Committee of 50, aims to educate and provide resources for small businesses seeking funding. The participating businesses, clients of QT Business Solutions, will learn about the loan process and services available to support their success. The event will feature guest speakers such as Michigan Rep. Brenda Carter, Pontiac Mayor Tim Greimel, and representatives from various agencies and banks. Sessions will include breakout time for participants to receive assistance in preparing a business plan with financial projections. The businesses being assisted include a home renovation company, a Certified Nursing Assistant training school, an online kitchenware company, a handmade pickle business, and more. The summit is the realization of QT founder and president Tina Williams' dream after more than 20 years of helping small businesses with funding. QT Business Solutions, based in Southfield, Michigan, has assisted numerous businesses in securing millions in funding over its 12 years of operation. For more information, visit qtbizsolutions.com.

Eight small businesses from Southeast Michigan will be participating in the first ever Mega-Business Funding Summit October 13 and 14, 2023 in Pontiac, Michigan. There, they will learn the outcome of their journey to acquire small business funding.

Southfield, United States - October 10, 2023 /PressCable/ —

Eight small businesses in Southeast Michigan, all clients of QT Business Solutions, will participate in the event, sponsored by QT and the Greater Pontiac Community Coalition/Committee of 50, and joined by Comerica Bank, Huntington Bank, Flagstar Bank and PNC Bank. The business honorees will learn about the loan process and about services available to help small businesses succeed.

The event will kick off Friday morning with an opening by Pastor Douglas P. Jones, the president of the Greater Pontiac Community Coalition/Committee of 50. The Greater Pontiac Community Coalition is a federation of over 190 Oakland County individuals, community groups, businesses, politicians, and clergy who have pooled their resources and talents to address the needs of individuals and the community. Long established groups as well as new associations, work together, under one umbrella, to see that they all meet their goals without duplicating efforts in the community.

The purpose of the event echoes the GPCC's mission to bring a greater awareness and education about business funding financial literacy for emerging businesses and to support Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) efforts.

Guest speakers include Michigan Rep. Brenda Carter, Pontiac Mayor Tim Greimel, Pontiac's Economic Development Manager Deborah Younger and representatives from Oakland Business Forward and other agencies. Representatives of the bank will be on hand to speak and meet with the participants.

Sessions include breakout time when participants will get help preparing a pared-down business plan with financial projections. Business plans are crucial for the lending process because they help define the business concept and show its viability. The businesses being assisted include a home renovation company, a Certified Nursing Assistant training school, an online kitchenware company, a premium handmade pickle business, an event decorating business and others. Two other honorees who will speak include Dr. LaCesha Brintley, who used QT's services to open her laundromat in a neighborhood in Detroit that had gone months without one, and Toni Porter, creator of unique candles and home fragrance products.

QT's Founder and President Tina Williams will also speak. The summit is a dream of hers that she has worked to bring into reality after 20-plus years of helping small businesses navigate the funding process. QT Business Solutions, based in Southfield, Michigan, but serving a national clientele, has helped scores of businesses get millions in funding in its 12 years as a business entity, though Ms. Williams has been doing the work as a side business for more than 20 years.

QT also offers a host of other programs that can help beginners and experience entrepreneurs alike. For more information, find QT at https://qtbizsolutions.com or call 248-780-1188 or 877-569-8911 for a free consultation.

Contact Info:
Name: Tina Williams
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Organization: QT Business Solutions
Address: 24901 Northwestern Highway, Southfield, Michigan 48075, United States
Phone: +1-248-416-1755
Website: http://qtbizsolutions.com/

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