Michigan, and Detroit in particular, has a great entrepreneurial climate right now. Lots of new business resources are available to help entrepreneurs who are looking to start (or grow) their own business. If you’re starting a new business, or are trying to turn an idea into a business, check out these new resources:
- Michigan FounderFinder – This site helps connect entrepreneurs (including many students) with potential advisers and co-founders to work on startup businesses. The site is affiliated with the University of Michigan, but is open to the public.
- Walsh Business Launch – Walsh College has created a resource site with information on what you need to know about turning your idea into a business. You can also submit your business plan for expert review ($195 per plan/idea).
- Comerica Bank Small Business Resource Center – Comerica has launched a new site for small businesses that offers guidance, training, and templates on running a business and managing business finances.
Check out our prior post for more free resources for entrepreneurs and businesses: https://detroitbusinesslaw.com/2012/11/28/7-free-business-resources-in-detroit/
Our firm regularly works with entrepreneurs, startups, and other businesses. We can advise you on business structure and formation, as well as other issues that may arise down the line (real estate, employment, litigation, and other issues).If you’re interested in starting a new Michigan business, please contact us.
