FREE: Bradley Senior Consulting Project

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The Illinois Small Business Development Center, at Bradley University, is accepting applications for the Fall 2019 semester for anyone wanting to participate in a Senior Consulting Project at no charge.



Are you needing assistance in creating:

·     a marketing strategy;

·     a feasibility study;

·     a strategic growth plan;

·     or launching a new product or service?



Faculty-led, student-driven business consulting teams of graduating senior students in the Foster College of Business will act as business consultants to identify and solve your business dilemmas.



Teams of 4-6 students, from a mix of disciplines, work with small- and medium-sized businesses to develop a strategic plan. This plan contains:



·     an in-depth competitive analysis;

·     an assessment of the organization;

·     surveys/analyses of customers/potential customers;

·     recommendations and a timeline.



In early December, you will receive a written report during the oral presentation of the student team's recommendations.



Any business may apply; however, the projects tend to lean toward restaurants, financial institutions, retail stores, service establishments and manufacturers.



Don't wait, the Fall semester begins next month. Submit your application by Close of Business on Friday, August 2nd.





Fall 2019 semester runs August 28, 2019 - December 11, 2019.



For full consideration, applications must be received by:

5:00 PM (CDT)
Friday, August 2, 2019
Apply now at:  https://bradley.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_ex5RwIiaLxEjmwB

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