Prospera has been helping Hispanic entrepreneurs start new businesses in Florida since 1991. This nonprofit economic development organization works with new and existing Hispanic business owners to help ensure they have the tools and resources needed to succeed.
Prospera grants are awarded on an individual basis and provide for professional services related to legal and accounting assessments, business plans, QuickBooks consulting, marketing plans and brand kits at no cost to the business owner.
Prospera helps Hispanic entrepreneurs for free, at any stage of business, from idea to growth. Bilingual services tailored to the unique needs of Hispanic business owners can take your business to the next level.
Prospera is a nonprofit, economic development organization that serves Hispanic entrepreneurs in Florida, Georgia, and North Carolina, with support from dedicated funders, volunteers, and partners. Their program model, specially designed for Hispanic entrepreneurs in the U.S., has helped small businesses grow and prosper since 1991.
Prospera offer comprehensive, year-round training presented by industry experts and designed for Hispanic entrepreneurs to enhance their skills and learn to do business in the U.S. Seminars are presented in Spanish on a variety of subjects that are vital for both new and seasoned small business owners. Topics range from legal and tax essentials to marketing and funding strategies. providing valuable insights to start, sustain, and grow businesses effectively.
Business Consulting
Prospera’s small business consultants provide individual, personalized, and ongoing guidance to help new and experienced entrepreneurs identify opportunities, optimize operational and management processes, and navigate challenges. In-culture and in-language assistance tailored for Hispanic entrepreneurs ranges from evaluating the viability of new business ideas, to financial analysis, brand development, marketing planning, and procurement readiness, among others.
Access to Capital
Prospera offers clients guidance and handholding along the process to secure the funding needed to grow their businesses. From credit improvement to loan application preparation, services include planning for capital needs, developing business plans and presentations, introductions to potential lenders, and assistance in applying for SBA, conventional, and micro-loans.