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City of Peoria Economic Development Department Office of the City Manager MINORITY BUSINESS IMPLEMENTATION GRANT (M-BIG) PROGRAM I Information S ession - December 8, 2016 Carver Center www.growpeoria.com M-BIG - Presentation Outline 1.


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City of Peoria

Economic Development Department

Office of the City Manager

MINORITY BUSINESS IMPLEMENTATION GRANT

(M-BIG) PROGRAM

I Information S ession - December 8, 2016 –Carver Center

www.growpeoria.com

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M-BIG - Presentation Outline

  • 1. Grant Purpose & Overview
  • 2. Realizing Your Project
  • 3. Applying for the M-BIG
  • 4. Question & Answers
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M-BIG - Presentation Outline

  • 1. Grant Purpose & Overview
  • 2. Realizing Your Project
  • 3. Applying for the M-BIG
  • 4. Question & Answers
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M-BIG – Grant Purpose (THE WHY)

  • Economic Disparity

▫ Peoria City Minorities – 37.6% (2010 Census) ▫ Peoria City MBE’s – 13.5% (2007 SOBO)

  • Economic Equity

▫ City RLF Program (March 2016) ▫ City MBE Grant Opportunity Study (May 2016) ▫ City Micro-Lending Study (Nov 2016) ▫ City M-BIG Program (Jan 2017)

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M-BIG – Grant Overview

  • Startup In A Day Grant Award – October 2015

▫ Streamline Permitting Process - $12,500 (contracted) ▫ Synergize Business Resources - $25,000 (contracted) ▫ Support MBE’s

  • $12,500 (allocated)
  • Proposal to Support MBE’s - $12,500

▫ MBE Grant Opportunity Study - $2,500 ▫ Minority Business Im plem entation Grant - $10,000

  • Peoria County Contributing - $5,000 to M-BIG

Total for M-BIG Program - $15,0 0 0

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M-BIG – Goal

  • Encourage the creation and/or expansion of

Minority-owned Business Enterprises (MBE’s).

  • Provide 4 to 6 Awards from $2,500 to $5,000 to

MBE’s for startup or expansion projects.

  • Eligibility:

▫ Private business within City of Peoria ▫ Business under 50 employees ▫ Minority owned/operated by 51% (existing or startup)

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M-BIG - Presentation Outline

  • 1. Grant Purpose & Overview
  • 2. Realizing Your Project
  • 3. Applying for the M-BIG
  • 4. Question & Answers
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REALIZING YOUR PROJECT

Identify Opportunity Define Resources Itemize Budget Develop Workplan Obtain Funding

PROJECT PLAN Determining and documenting a list of specific project goals, deliverables, tasks, costs and deadlines.

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REALIZING YOUR PROJECT

Identify Opportunity Define Resources Itemize Budget Develop Workplan Obtain Funding

PROJECT PLAN Determining and documenting a list of specific project goals, deliverables, tasks, costs and deadlines.

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REALIZING YOUR PROJECT – Identify Opportunity

  • Productivity = Higher Output and Lower Input,

Doing More with Less

  • Opportunity = A Chance for Progress/Advancement

for People, Profit, and Planet

  • Value = Solve a Problem and Build a Relationship

What is Your Unique Point Of View (P.O.V.) ?

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REALIZING YOUR PROJECT – Identify Opportunity

The Ansoff Matrix

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REALIZING YOUR PROJECT

Identify Opportunity Define Resources Itemize Budget Develop Workplan Obtain Funding

PROJECT PLAN Determining and documenting a list of specific project goals, deliverables, tasks, costs and deadlines.

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REALIZING YOUR PROJECT – Define Resources

The Timmons Model of Entrepreneurship

What’s Needed to Take Hold of Your Big “O”?

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REALIZING YOUR PROJECT – Define Resources

The 5 M’s of Resources

  • 1. Mind Power
  • 2. Man Power
  • 3. Money
  • 4. Machines
  • 5. Materials

Right-Size Your “M’s” to Sieze Your Big “O”?

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REALIZING YOUR PROJECT

Identify Opportunity Define Resources Itemize Budget Develop Workplan Obtain Funding

PROJECT PLAN Determining and documenting a list of specific project goals, deliverables, tasks, costs and deadlines.

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REALIZING YOUR PROJECT – Itemize Budget

What are the Costs, in Detail?

a) Startup Cost (non-reoccurring costs, capital expenditures), b) Fixed Costs (remains constant regardless of sales) c) Variable Cost (increases or decreases with sales)

STARTUP COSTS (Set Up Costs) One‐Time Fixed Monthly Variable Monthly Real Estate Rent/Lease Utilities Improvements Insurance Inventory Machinery & Equipment Salaries Direct Labor Furniture & Fixtures Loan Payments Commissions Professional Fees Depreciation RUNNING COSTS (Operating Costs)

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REALIZING YOUR PROJECT

Identify Opportunity Define Resources Itemize Budget Develop Workplan Obtain Funding

PROJECT PLAN Determining and documenting a list of specific project goals, deliverables, tasks, costs and deadlines.

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REALIZING YOUR PROJECT – Develop Workplan

MARKETING PROGRAM WHO Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar

I

TARGET COMPANIES Idenfify Lead Sources CJS

DONE

$0 Purchase Database CJS

DONE

$5,000 Establish Search\Screen Criteria CJS $0 Establish System for DM & TS CJS $1,000

II

DIRECT MAIL (DM) Develop Series of Messages BH $0 Produce Callateral Materials BH $5,000 Send Mail in cycles (2,000 @ $0.25) CJS $500

III

TELESALES (TS) Develop\Modify Script CJS

DONE

$100 Develop Tracking System CJS $500 Conduct Cold Calls (2,000 @ $2.00) CJS $4,000 Follow-Up \ Personal Visits CJS $5,000 1999

  • EST. - $

Determine: Who? Does What? When? and for How Much?

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REALIZING YOUR PROJECT

Identify Opportunity Define Resources Itemize Budget Develop Workplan Obtain Funding

PROJECT PLAN Determining and documenting a list of specific project goals, deliverables, tasks, costs and deadlines.

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REALIZING YOUR PROJECT – Obtain Funding

SHORT TERM LONG TERM Operations ‐ Retained Earnings Self Financing Stocks Operations ‐ Profit Tax Credits Friends & Family Convertible Debt Investors Angel Investors Venture Capitalist Trade Credit ‐ from Suppliers Personal Credit Card Friendly Loans Term Loans Promissory Note ‐ Unsecured Home Mortgage Asset‐Based ‐ A/R, Inv./M&E Commercial Mortgages Quick Cash Loans ‐ Payday/Title/TaxReturn Business Card Credit Bank Line of Credit #@ Predatory Lenders ?/@ EQUITY FINANCING DEBT FINANCING OTHER Grants Tax Exemptions / Tax Abatements Crowdfunding (Indiegogo, Crowdfunder) Factoring / Bank Overdrafts /

What are Your Sources and Uses of Funds?

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A. One Stop Shop B. Startup In A Day – Initiative C. Industrial Development Bonds

  • D. HUB Zone

E. Historic Tax Credits F. EB- 5 Foreign Investor Program G. Other Bonding Programs 1. Façade Improvement Program 2. Tax Increment Financing 3. E-Zone & River Edge Redev. Zone 4. Revolving Loan Fund Program

City Programs Other Programs/Tools

REALIZING YOUR PROJECT – Obtain Funding

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Challenges to Obtain O.P.M?

  • Limited track record
  • Lack of financial records
  • Inadequate business plan
  • Insufficient management capacity
  • Poor management of funds
  • Under capitalization
  • Little to no collateral to secure loan
  • No governance structure

REALIZING YOUR PROJECT – Obtain Funding

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Organization/Contact Description Low High Low High App. Closing Contact 1 Justine Peterson A variety of micro‐loan products and services, including personal credit builder. $300 $150,000 8.5% 16.0% 2.0% 5.0% Mikayla Eldridge METEC 309‐676‐3832 x 308 http://www.justinepetersen.org/ 2 Accion Chicago Loans for startup and existing business, including financial counseling. Secured loans with good credit $500 $100,000 Chicago Office 312‐275‐3000. http://accionchicago.org/programs/ 3 IL Business Financial

Services

For businesses with no credit history, but good personal credit (FICO Score 680 plus)., a nearly “no doc” unsecured business credit card. $10,000 $150,000 5.0% 25.0% None 9 to 12% Jerry Nutt 309‐495‐5971. http://www.ibfs.org/unsecured‐business‐credit‐cards‐.html 4 City of Peoria Loans for startup and existing business. Secured loans with decent credit. $5,000 $250,000 4.0% 10.0% 100.00 $ 1.0% Cesar Suarez 309‐494‐8645 http://www.growpeoria.com/wp‐content/uploads/2014/10/CITY‐of‐Peoria‐RLF‐2016‐Guide‐Application‐160524.pdf 5 County of Peoria Loans for startup and existing business. Secured loans with decent credit. $5,000 $150,000 3.0% 3.0% None None Mark Rothert 309‐672‐6065 http://www.peoriacounty.org/countyadmin/governmentassistance/ 6 Wood Forest Bank Business ReLi ‐ Unsecured and Secured Lines of Credit, based on decent credit. $500 $50,000 8.0% 12.0% None None Kathy Wallace 309‐691‐3790 https://www.woodforest.com/Business‐Banking/Products/Loans Loan Amount Interest Rate Fees

  • Ave. $6,000

STARTUP & WORKING CAPITAL LOANS ‐ UNDER $15,000

REALIZING YOUR PROJECT – Obtain Funding (Micro-Loans)

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M-BIG - Presentation Outline

  • 1. Grant Purpose & Overview
  • 2. Realizing Your Project
  • 3. Applying for the M-BIG
  • 4. Question & Answers
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M-BIG – How to Apply

  • Project must demonstrate how funds will:

▫ a) create new market opportunities, ▫ b) capture new market share, or ▫ c) meet untapped/emerging market demand

  • Project must have a credible Project Plan:

▫ Determining and documenting a) opportunity, b) needed resources, c) itemized budget, d) workplan, and e) sources and uses of funds.

  • Application Approval Process

▫ Submittal Deadline - January 13, 2017 ▫ Prize Award Notice- January 27, 2017 ▫ Funds Disbursed – According to Proposal

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City of Peoria Economic Development

Cesar Suarez Senior Development Specialist City of Peoria 419 Fulton Street Peoria, IL 61601 309-494-8645 csuarez@peoriagov.org

For Questions Contact!