Open City preview: Who’s the boss?
Good question to start off the new year on the right entrepreneurial foot: 'Who's the boss' is all about exploring alternative ownership models in the local business community. Check it out Jan. 20 at Cliff Bell's in downtown Detroit.
Have you ever wanted to start a business? Are you a current owner? Open City Detroit is a free networking event that facilitates exchange about starting, operating and growing a small business in Detroit. By providing an informal space for entrepreneurs to share stories, information and resources, Open City aims to strengthen the local business community.
Panelists for this month’s Open City, which considers alternative ownership models, will include Co-op Academy Coordinator Bekah Galang, Colors – Detroit (others TBA). The event is moderated by Chanell Scott and takes place Monday, Jan. 20, 6-8 p.m. at Cliff Bell’s (2030 Park Ave., downtown Detroit).
Look for the Model D recap in the Jan. 28 issue.
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