P3 Development Group LLC

P3 partners were selected for the 2022 cohort of EY’s Entrepreneurs Access Network, a national business accelerator designed to support Black and Latino entrepreneurs as they transcend barriers and scale their businesses. This transformational experience provided P3 with resources and inspiration that will fuel our future growth.

From P3 projects including the City of Milwaukee’s Business Capacity Building Program and the Greater Milwaukee Committee Greater Milwaukee Committee’s Scale Up Milwaukee initiative, we know firsthand how important entrepreneurial equity is. There are significant disparities in entrepreneurship start-up and success for women and people of color. These differences are due, in part, to significant inequities in accumulated wealth, access to capital, and the development of valuable networks that provide business and support.

We are excited to continue the journey with EAN and are headed to Atlanta for EY’s first ever EAN Spring Summit 2023 in May. Looking forward to connecting with all EAN cohorts for learning and networking. More to come soon!

As a woman of color led firm, the 2023 International Women's Day theme: truly resonated with us. We will carry this powerful theme throughout Women’s History Month.
This month we will amplify our equity centered projects and the strong women leading and supporting this important work locally and nationally.

We hope you will join us! .

To celebrate Black history is to celebrate American history, which is why Black History Month shouldn’t be a single month. We challenge you to continue the celebration all year long.

“History has shown us that courage can be contagious, and hope can take on a life of its own.” —Michelle Obama, the first Black first lady of the United States.

We are halfway through Black History Month and there are still many opportunities to celebrate. Check out this list of food, film, history and trivia for ways to celebrate Black History in Milwaukee curated by Magazine

P3 Partner Dominique Samari and collaborator Paul Schmitz are excited to release a new racial equity toolkit through the Collective Impact Forum. The toolkit is designed to support backbone staff and partners seeking to advance and operationalize racial equity in their collective impact work.

Check out the toolkit at the Collective Impact Forum and the upcoming webinar, where the authors will walk participants through the toolkit and answer questions.