Harrison Leffel-Jones
Vice President of Small Business & Innovation
TREK Small Business Support Hub
Resources
Simplified Access to Vital Resources for Entrepreneurs
The Lansing Economic Area Partnership (LEAP) introduced the TREK Small Business Support Hub (Tri-County Resource for Entrepreneurs and Knowledge). This comprehensive resource center is designed to support small businesses and entrepreneurs in Clinton, Eaton, and Ingham Counties.
Ready to elevate your small business? Access the form here or complete the regional intake form below to access all services available to Tri-County area businesses. Choose the programs and partners you’re interested in for a quick and easy connection to our partner service providers.
Easy Access Through a Single Form
The TREK Small Business Support Hub offers an easy-to-use, online intake form that connects entrepreneurs to essential programs and grants. This centralized form simplifies the process, ensuring you receive the support you need to launch and grow your business.
Our Services
- Trainings and Workshops: Equip yourself with the necessary knowledge and skills through our range of workshops covering legal, marketing, product expansion, and more.
- Access to Capital: Participate in our Fund Your Acceleration program to access micro-grants and connect with various financing options.
- Networking Opportunities: Build connections through our facilitated events and stay updated with our monthly calendar and newsletter.
- Innovation Support: Receive guidance to foster innovation within your business, keeping you ahead in a competitive market.
To learn more about the programs available to your business please check out the following pages:
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the TREK Small Business Support Hub?
The TREK Small Business Support Hub (Tri-County Resource for Entrepreneurs and Knowledge) is a one stop shop for getting the right resources, at the right time, with the right partners for your business to help you successfully launch and scale your business across Clinton, Eaton, and Ingham Counties.
What does TREK mean?
Tri-County Resource for Entrepreneurs and Knowledge Hub. This is meant to symbolize the journey that your business is on as you take on growing and scaling your own entrepreneurial journey.
I filled out the form, now what?
Depending on who program you selected on the form the individual service providers will approve or deny your application. If you are approved the provider will reach out to you to take the next step. For example, if you selected want to work with the Capital Area Small Business Development Center (SBDC) then once the SBDC has reviewed your application and ensure you are a fit they will reach out with next steps.