Strategic Partnerships Leverage proximity to University of Michigan and Ross School of Business to position Business+Tech as a bridge between business education and practical tech literacy. Target university-wide initiatives, alumni networks, and cross-disciplinary programs that seek integrated tech/business outcomes.

Technology Stack Fit Demonstrate value by aligning offerings with common tools in use (Google Calendar, OpenAI, Amazon CloudWatch, PowToon) to enhance student events, workshops, and digital learning experiences. Propose scalable tech literacy programs that complement existing campus systems.

Student Outreach Capitalize on a small team size by offering turnkey, high-impact programs for student clubs and cohorts interested in business-tech intersection. Propose co-branded workshops and speaker series to boost engagement and visibility campus-wide.

Growth via Programs Position as a low-cost, high-accessibility resource that advances inclusivity and tech literacy across campus. Offer modular programs with measurable outcomes that can attract sponsorships, grants, or university-supported funding.

Market Opportunity Align with broader campus expansions and research partnerships reflected in recent university investments and collaborations. Propose pilot programs tied to these initiatives to capture early adopter interest and establish credibility with decision-makers.