Tanya T. Morris to unveil Source Code for Philadelphia entrepreneurs

Mom Your Business and the Black Innovation Alliance will debut Source Code at a Philadelphia press event on Aug. 28, giving entrepreneurs free assessments, personalized growth blueprints and live coaching. The platform is designed to help founders identify their business stage and connect to resources, data and support.

Why it matters: - Source Code is designed to give entrepreneurs a clearer roadmap for growth, which can matter for founders who lack data, coaching or a structured plan. - Mom Your Business will use the platform to expand support for Philadelphia businesses through assessments, coaching and stage-specific resources. - As a Founding Provider Partner, Mom Your Business will gain longitudinal reporting and national benchmarking data that can sharpen how it supports regional entrepreneurs.

What happened: - Mom Your Business and the Black Innovation Alliance are partnering to introduce Source Code in Philadelphia. - The launch event is set for Friday, Aug. 28 at 10:30 a.m. at Braid Mill, 441 High Street, Philadelphia. - The event will include a press conference and live technology demonstration for entrepreneurs, media, business leaders and community partners. - Tanya T. Morris, founder of Mom Your Business, is leading the launch.

The details: - Entrepreneurs at the event will receive a free 15-minute business assessment. - The assessment evaluates businesses across five key areas. - Participants will receive a personalized Business Growth Blueprint with next steps based on their stage of business development. - Founders can also meet with business coaches and entrepreneurial experts for complimentary coaching, guidance and implementation support. - Source Code places entrepreneurs into one of five growth stages: Dreamer, Operator, Builder, Sustainer or Steward. - The platform then delivers recommendations tailored to each founder’s needs. - Participants will get a Monday, Wednesday and Friday email coaching series to help maintain momentum between assessments. - The platform includes access to the Source Code Corporate Benefits Library, which offers business tools, software, educational resources, professional services and partner benefits. - Media will have access to visuals that include assessment sessions on laptops and mobile devices, live demonstrations, blueprint handoffs, coaching sessions and interviews with Tanya T. Morris, founders and Black Innovation Alliance representatives.

Between the lines: - The partnership reflects a move toward more personalized, data-driven entrepreneurial support instead of one-size-fits-all advice. - The emphasis on business stage suggests the platform is built to match resources to where a founder actually is, not where that founder hopes to be. - The benchmarking and reporting tools could help Mom Your Business track patterns across entrepreneurs and adjust support over time.

What's next: - Philadelphia entrepreneurs are being encouraged to attend the Aug. 28 event, complete the free assessment and receive immediate coaching. - Mom Your Business will likely use the launch to introduce more founders to Source Code and the broader support network around it. - The partnership may also expand how regional entrepreneurs access stage-based tools, guidance and benefits beyond the launch event.

The bottom line: - Source Code aims to turn business coaching into a more personalized system, with Philadelphia serving as the launch point for the new platform.