The conference schedule runs from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., featuring a mix of expert-led workshops and direct networking opportunities. Attendees can engage with representatives from the U.S. Small Business Administration, the Small Business Development Center, and Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses to troubleshoot specific growth hurdles. Beyond institutional resources, the event offers practical amenities, including professional headshots and a structured networking lunch.
Metro Detroit Entrepreneurs Target Rapid Growth at November Conference
Southfield’s Radisson Hotel will host the 2026 Entrepreneur and Small Business Conference on November 6, bringing together business owners for a day of intensive training. Organized by the National Entrepreneurs Association, the event aims to replace information overload with actionable strategies for scaling operations, securing funding, and mastering modern marketing.
Keynote speaker Precious L. Williams, a 13-time national elevator pitch champion, will lead a session on high-stakes communication, focusing on how to attract premium clients and captivate investors. Other sessions address the practical application of artificial intelligence, legal protection, and sustainable growth models. Dr. ZaLonya Allen, President and CEO of the NEA, emphasizes that the curriculum is designed to move beyond theory, providing entrepreneurs with the specific skills needed to sell services and navigate competitive boardrooms. Registration is open to the public at a cost of $97, which covers the full day of programming and lunch.
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