Miami Open For Business
Technical Assistance Program for Nonprofits’ Leaders and Staff.
Fueled by a $20 million grant from Wells Fargo, the Miami Open for Business program aimed to empower historically underserved nonprofits and small businesses to build generational wealth and resilience through the purchase and ownership of critical business assets, such as property, equipment, and technology.
Radical Partners invested in leadership and boosted the work of hundreds of Nonprofit Leaders and Staff as a Technical Assistant provider with the Miami Open for Business program.
The tools and resources shared through this page have been designed for you by Radical Partners and sponsored by The Miami Foundation through their Miami Open For Business Program (2023–2024).
Based on what we’ve identified as the fundamental pillars for success of social ventures in Miami, the program offered a full menu of options around FIVE learning areas.
Strategy
Look at the community problem you are tackling with a critical eye.
Fundraising
Demystify budgeting and fundraising and empower your organization with concrete tools and strategies.
Operations
Learn about organizational structures and discover the platforms and tools that will help you optimize your work.
Communications
Focus on naming target audiences and reflect on possible misconceptions about organizational and personal brands.
Sustainability
Identify measurement tools that help you assess the impact of your solutions.
Don’t worry!
Check out our resources below with recordings, materials, and recaps from all of our workshops from the past year and a half.
Below you can find all resources shared through the program including workshop recordings, handouts, worksheets, and other various links that may be useful to you.
June 22nd, 2023
Theory of Change and Comparative Analysis
November 30th, 2023
Platforms and Tools
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A program of The Miami Foundation · Supported by Wells Fargo
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