| “Our students who have huge educational deficits have readily received this new information.” EEP's presence has made a difference in our students as well as staff” Margaret Holloman, Principal Youth Study Center School, School District Philadelphia, PA |
| EEP VIDEO |
| “Building Intellect through Science"- (EEP - Detroit) |
| DBA This economic development initiative increases revenue, creates jobs, the number of social entrepreneurs, and compels non-profits to run as true businesses. Located in downtown Detroit’s business nurturing center, DBA provides strategic partnerships, workforce development and client matching for members of the alliance. Through mentally stimulating activities under-served start-ups and existing entrepreneurs are helped to get to the next level. DBA is positioning itself to be a major player in "Main Street" business advocacy. |
DBA Non-profit and Social Enterprise Building Division
By providing training, partnership matching and tools for non-profit managers, corporate executives, and business owners it
stresses the urgency of a mindset change to realize the positive economic impact of the non-profit sector. We connect the
dots between the benefits of increasing revenue via corporate citizenship its positive effect on the community and job growth.
By providing training, partnership matching and tools for non-profit managers, corporate executives, and business owners it
stresses the urgency of a mindset change to realize the positive economic impact of the non-profit sector. We connect the
dots between the benefits of increasing revenue via corporate citizenship its positive effect on the community and job growth.
“Nonprofit expenditures provide vital economic support to the state’s Economy. Nonprofits directly employ at least 10% percent of the Michigan workforce. Its billions of dollars in expenditures show that a healthy and vibrant nonprofit sector is critical to Michigan’s future.” Economic Benefits of Michigan’s Nonprofit Sector,2009, Michigan Nonprofit Association report Prepared by Public Sector Consultants Lansing, Michigan |
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| “Where this education been at when I needed it? I learned about the gastroenterology tract.” John Doe Program Participant on the way to adult jail Youth Study Center Program, Philadelphia, PA 2008 |
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PROGRAMS
"The pulse of the business world" 313-961-6657 Reeves Business Solutions |
Developing Business Alliances - (DBA) Partnership and
Customer Building Initiative
Customer Building Initiative
| Program II. |
| Program I. |
| Contact us to bring this proven and customizable program to your family, church, community center or school. |
| Educational Enhance Program (EEP) builds reading skills through intelligence building science exercises performed in a culturally sensitive matrix. |
| High praises for Joint Cities' programming |
| “So much useful information my head hurt” R. Prator, Radio Personality and Author “The Corporation’s methodology to stimulate job growth by strengthening businesses and creating strategic partnerships and ventures will generate much needed revenue” Hansen Clarke, Congressman 13th District Michigan “The structure of Joint Cities Development, your efforts and methodologies will be very rewarding for everyone. “ John Conyers, Jr. Congressman, 14th District Michigan “Highly valuable ideas, concepts and program content”, R. Harris, Assistant Banking Center Manager and Finance Mentor for youth. “Excellent overall program”, F. Barnes, Videographer and Producer “Highly effective presentation of materials”, J. Purifoy, Esq. Corporate Attorney “A partnership with Joint Cities has increased marketing opportunities, revenue, customers and exposure for IBA members.” Rufus Bartel, President, Independent Business Association “Excellent program” F. Walker “Liked most the level of detail and sincerity, highly valuable ideas and concepts” C. Mitchell |
"Despite the current recession, non-profit employment in Michigan has continued to grow...Between the end of the previous recession and the peak prior to the current recession, nonprofit employment grew by 17.4% while for-profit employment declined by 9.5% John Hopkins University "Nonprofit Economic Data Project", October 2010 |
| Join DBA for free for a limited time (Joint Cities is a 501(c)(3). All donation levels are appreciated and are tax-deductible as per US law) |
| Please help us sustain our programs with a tax-deductible donation. Thank you. |
| The surge needed for job creation is among today’s most important economic imperatives, particularly in minority communities and with youth. This is why after research and collaborating with business owners and support groups, Joint Cities created DBA |
The Youth Entrepreneur Shadow (YES) Program
The Youth Entrepreneur Shadow Program (YES) fulfils an urgent need to train young
people to run, fund, own and grow successful businesses. YES is a workforce
development, job creation and small business support program. In this series, under
served youth, aged 16-24 are partnered with successful entrepreneurs. YES also serves as
a source of trained personnel for employers.
The Youth Entrepreneur Shadow Program (YES) fulfils an urgent need to train young
people to run, fund, own and grow successful businesses. YES is a workforce
development, job creation and small business support program. In this series, under
served youth, aged 16-24 are partnered with successful entrepreneurs. YES also serves as
a source of trained personnel for employers.
| Joint Cities Development Corp. "Creating and Connecting Solid Partnerships" |