Next Street

Supports small businesses with resources and capital

United States

About Next Street

Next Street focuses on empowering small businesses in the United States, particularly those that are underserved. The company provides a variety of services aimed at helping these businesses succeed, including access to capital, expert advice, and networking opportunities. They collaborate with larger corporations and public sector organizations to create programs that offer educational resources and development opportunities. An example of this is their partnership with DoorDash to launch the Accelerator for Local Goods, which supports diverse small consumer packaged goods businesses. Next Street generates revenue through consulting fees, program management fees, and partnerships that fund their initiatives. The goal of Next Street is to ensure that small businesses have equitable access to the resources they need, thereby unlocking economic potential and contributing to the health of local communities.

None, NoneHeadquarters
2005Year Founded
VENTURE_UNKNOWNCompany Stage
Consulting, Social ImpactIndustries
51-200Employees

Risks

Competition from fintech companies threatens Next Street's capital enablement services.
AI-driven advisory platforms may reduce demand for traditional consulting services.
Economic downturns could lead to reduced demand for Next Street's services.

Differentiation

Next Street partners with large corporations to support diverse small businesses.
The company focuses on anti-racism and inclusivity in its business practices.
Next Street offers a unique combination of advisory, capital enablement, and program delivery services.

Upsides

Partnerships with companies like DoorDash and Verizon enhance Next Street's service offerings.
The appointment of Ann Lewis as CTO emphasizes technology and innovation.
City-level partnerships, like with Mastercard, boost localized economic development.