Serving as a Conduit between Small Businesses and Business Development Information and professional development training for executive leaders.

We will continue to be a conduit for information and a connector between the Small Business community and business education and resources, beginning April 2024 we are offering our business infrastructure courses as online, self-paced learning modules.

This format will support our efforts to remove barriers in accessing business infrastructure development, managerial soft skills training, executive leadership development, and business pitch training. These courses will be available at no cost to BAWSE Program participants and FEP clients.

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Serving as a Connector between Small Businesses and Sustainability & Scalability Resources!

We offer 1-on-1 business infrastructure consulting services to small businesses, community-based organizations, and faith-based organizations. This includes developing the following documents to support daily operations.

• Standard Operating Procedures

• Workflow Processes and Operational Protocols

• Onboarding Processes

• Offboarding Process

• Organization Charts & Job Descriptions

• Organization Restructure Planning & Implementation

• Succession Planning

Frisco Fridays: FEP's BAWSE Program is partnering with Made in the City (MITC) to produce the monthly family-friendly small business marketplace, Frisco Fridays. This series aims to support local businesses, counter gentrification, and foster community engagement. Each event will feature a small business pop-up market with some of Frisco’s finest fashion, delicious food, music and entertainment for all, games for adults like dominoes and cards, and children activities.

Buy Out Business (B.O.B.) Days: A monthly event series where we promote one day a month to buy out a San Francisco business’ entire inventory in a single day. We want to leverage our network to support the businesses that value the people and their lived experiences in our community and use their business and position to balance making a living with making an impact. We are doing this in honor of living legend Robert “Bob” Pinkard, owner and operator of Surfside Liquors since December 12, 1974 in Bayview Hunter’s Point. This project is a grassroots effort to empower individuals to contribute to building our community’s capacity and stimulate our local economy.

We will host 2 signature events a year to provide opportunities for small business owners and community leaders to connect, partner, and grow. These events are designed to bring together like-minded individuals, offering a platform to share ideas, forge partnerships, and access new markets. For more information about these events, sign-up for our newsletter to receive notifications or email: events@FamilyEquityPartnersSF.org

We are thrilled to announce our upcoming partnership with the San Francisco Office of Small Business (SF OSB) to host 2-3 in-person business registration clinics in Bayview Hunter's Point. Small business owners in the area will have the opportunity to receive personalized, one-on-one technical assistance from a dedicated SF OSB team member.

This valuable resource will enable entrepreneurs to easily apply for business registration for their new ventures or conveniently renew and update their existing registrations—all without the need to make the journey to City Hall. Best of all, these technical assistance services will be provided completely FREE of charge!