United States Small Business Administration My Brothers Keeper Millennial Entrepreneurial Initiative

Name

United States Small Business Administration My Brothers Keeper Millennial Entrepreneurial Initiative

Website

https://bizmyway.com

Company type

Private

Short description

The U.S. SBA's My Brother's Keeper Millennial Entrepreneurial Initiative, a non-profit federal program founded in 2015 with nine employees, focused on supporting millennial entrepreneurs through SBA-aligned resources; its bizmyway.com web property is currently expired.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Others

Core offering

The entity is a federal non-profit initiative under the U.S. Small Business Administration's My Brother's Keeper program, intended to support millennial entrepreneurs. The associated web domain (bizmyway.com) is expired and shows no active products, services, or program details. No specific offerings are documented in the available source material.

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Problem solved

Functional benefit

Ideal customer profiles1 record

Technology focussed No

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Direct peers

• SCORE Association: SCORE is an SBA resource partner that provides free mentoring, workshops, and educational resources to small business owners and entrepreneurs — directly overlapping with the SBA-affiliated mission of this MBK initiative.
• America's SBDC: America's Small Business Development Centers is the SBA's network of university and state-funded centers delivering advising, training, and capital access to entrepreneurs — a directly comparable federally affiliated support network.
• MBK Alliance: The My Brother's Keeper Alliance is the standalone successor organization to the federal MBK initiative, focused on opportunity gaps for boys and young men of color — the direct programmatic parent and most natural peer.
• Accion: Accion is a nonprofit focused on financial inclusion and small-business support for underserved entrepreneurs, offering lending, advisory, and capital access — closely analogous in target population and nonprofit delivery model.
• Kiva: Kiva operates a crowdfunded microloan platform supporting small entrepreneurs, including in underserved U.S. communities — directly comparable in mission, target population, and nonprofit capital-access delivery model.
• Grameen America: Grameen America provides microloans and business support to low-income women entrepreneurs in the U.S., sharing the mission of supporting minority entrepreneurs through nonprofit infrastructure.

Broad incumbents

• National Urban League: The National Urban League is a long-established civil rights and economic empowerment organization serving African Americans and other underserved communities — comparable mission and beneficiary base, but operates at much broader scope and scale.

Emerging players

• Tory Burch Foundation: The Tory Burch Foundation supports women and minority entrepreneurs through capital, mentorship, and fellowship programs — a comparable niche entrepreneur-support nonprofit with a similar under-resourced-founder focus.

Market position

Strengths3 records

Weaknesses3 records

Competitive moat1 record

Key risks5 records

Key highlights3 records

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