Superior Enterprise Newsletter

February, 2024

The Superior Enterprise Center is a program of Rebuild Superior Inc. funded through a partnership with Resolution Copper

What an exciting month February has been! We were honored to host visits from Governor Katie Hobbs and members of the Greater Phoenix Economic Council and Pinal County Economic Development Division. These have been great opportunities to share our story and highlight the amazing things we have going on in town.

Skyward Youth

Our youth aviation courses have just begun! We will have an update in next month's newsletter.

Arlynn Godinez

Program Director - Superior Enterprise Center

arlynn@rebuildsuperioraz.org

520.827.0433

Enterprise Center Tips

As we enter the high season in Superior, our businesses have a unique opportunity to collaborate and support the community in various ways. Here are some ideas on how we can work together to make a positive impact:

1. Joint Events and Promotions: Small businesses can collaborate on events or promotions that benefit the community. For example, hosting a local fair or market where multiple businesses can showcase and sell their products or services. They can also offer joint promotions or discounts to attract more customers.
2. Cross-Promotion: Small businesses can promote each other's products or services through cross-promotion. This can include featuring each other on social media, exchanging business cards or flyers at their respective locations, or including mentions in email newsletters.
3. Community Sponsorship: Businesses can pool resources to sponsor community events, sports teams, or charity fundraisers. This not only supports the community but also helps raise awareness of the businesses involved.
4. Collaborative Projects: Businesses can collaborate on projects that benefit the community, such as neighborhood clean-up initiatives, beautification projects, or educational workshops.
5. Sharing Resources: Small businesses can share resources such as equipment, space, or expertise. For example, a café and a bookstore could share a space for book readings or author events, benefiting both businesses and the community.
6. Supporting Local Causes: Businesses can come together to support local causes or charities by organizing fundraising events, donation drives, or volunteer activities.
7. Networking and Collaboration: Small business owners can network with each other to share ideas, best practices, and resources. Building a strong network within the community can lead to new opportunities for collaboration and growth.
8. Educational Workshops and Seminars: Businesses can collaborate to offer educational workshops or seminars for the community on topics such as financial literacy, entrepreneurship, or professional development.

By working together, small businesses can have a greater impact on their community and create a more vibrant and prosperous local economy.