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Introducing Lazos Global, A Bilingual Digital Learning Platform

EL CENTRAL by EL CENTRAL
August 11, 2025
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On Thursday, July 31, at the Lazos Detroit – Business Alianzas Expo, over 70 entrepreneurs, contractors, nonprofit organizations and business partners, gathered at El Salpicón Detroit for an exciting evening of networking, resources, opportunities and announcements of new programs specifically created for immigrant and minority business owners. 

Puente Cultural Integration, a leading bilingual small business consulting and international marketing firm, launched a brand new digital platform called Lazos Global. “We have been working on this project for over three years,” announced Bridget Espinosa, CEO of Puente. “Since the pandemic, we have provided hundreds of hours of virtual workshops and we are so proud to have created a platform where anyone can access all of these courses on lazosglobal.com!” 

Puente de Conexión, a nonprofit organization founded by Espinosa, received a Community Benefits Grant from the Gordie Howe International Bridge in January of this year, which allowed their team to develop this complex platform that will not only provide bilingual training, but also a global community for anyone who would like to be an instructor of a virtual course. With the generous grant funding, this platform is free to access for anyone in the world for the first 90 days, and Puente will be able to provide scholarships for Detroiters for up to four years for Espinosa’s workshops. 

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Bridget Espinosa presenting to the guests attending the Lazos Detroit event at El Salpicon
Bridget Espinosa presenting to the guests attending the Lazos Detroit event at El Salpicon

Current courses include “Paint Your Life”, a workshop to help inspire you to write your mission and vision statements aligned with your values. New courses will be launched each month including Puente’s signature bilingual entrepreneurial series called The PCI BRIDGE Model in September. Registration is now open and free to the public on lazosglobal.com. 

In addition to the Lazos Global announcement, Puente also celebrated nine contractors who are participating in their Bilingual Back Office (BBO) program. The BBO was piloted in 2023-2024 and has funding from the Gilbert Family Foundation to provide bookkeeping and small business consulting services to immigrant and minority contractors to help them grow. The primary goal is economic mobility, including increased wages for their employees and 1099 subcontractors, and increased access to capital for at least half of the business owners. The impressive results speak for themselves.

Since the fall of 2023, the BBO program has impacted 12 entrepreneurs – some with more than one business, 9 of whom remain in the program. Puente anticipates having full results after the April 2026 tax deadline, but at this point, Puente has full data for 2023-2024 from seven businesses that started in the pilot program. Of them, six of them showed growth:

  • Increased income – average revenue increased by $143,443
  • Increased profit for six clients – total profitability increased by $313,885 

Through individual consultations and group workshops, participants have gained essential knowledge about:

  • Accounting optimization: Use of QuickBooks for financial management and tax preparation, P & L, Balance Sheets, invoicing, estimates, accounts receivable, payroll, 
  • Business structures: Differences between LLC, S-Corp and C-Corp, benefits and challenges of INCORPORATION and their legal and tax implications.
  • Financial responsibilities: Proper tax filing and obligations when operating as an LLC, S-Corp, or INC in the state of Michigan.
  • Payroll and payment management: Distinguishing between employees, collaborators, and subcontractors, as well as handling cash payments and payments via W-2/1099.
  • Business English classes available: Practical online English classes focusing on entrepreneurial themes, as well as teaching about Google suite basics – email, using Google Drive, etc. for our immigrant, Spanish–speaking entrepreneurs.
Alliance Catholic Credit Union Team (Juana Saavedra, Johana Lozano, Vanessa Franco, Rodolfo Pantoja, Jose M Rodriguez) with Bridget Espinosa
Alliance Catholic Credit Union Team (Juana Saavedra, Johana Lozano, Vanessa Franco, Rodolfo Pantoja, Jose M Rodriguez) with Bridget Espinosa

In addition to the Lazos Global program, through the funding provided by the Gordie Howe International Bridge, the Puente/Business Alianzas team can provide a free introductory Open Office Hour to any business owner or aspiring entrepreneur who needs business coaching or technical assistance.

Puente has three more signature in-person events in 2025: 

  • Women Alianzas (September 11th at ArteSano)
  • Chelas Con Contratistas BBQ (September 21st at Alvarez Party Store)
  • Second annual Lazos Detroit Gratitude Dinner (November 25th at Candela) 

For more information regarding their events, to become a sponsor or to request a free initial appointment, please contact Puente’s General Manager, Yazmin Payan at team@puenteci.com or call the office at 313-590-0900. 

Anunciamos el Lanzamiento de Lazos Global, Una Plataforma de Aprendizaje Digital Bilingüe

El jueves 31 de julio, en Lazos Detroit – Business Alianzas Expo, más de 70 empresarios, contratistas, organizaciones sin fines de lucro y socios comerciales se reunieron en El Salpicón Detroit para una emocionante velada de networking, recursos, oportunidades y anuncios de nuevos programas diseñados específicamente para propietarios de negocios inmigrantes y de comunidades minoritarias.

Puente Cultural Integration, una destacada firma bilingüe de consultoría para pequeños negocios y marketing internacional, lanzó una nueva plataforma digital llamada Lazos Global. “¡Hemos estado trabajando en este proyecto por más de tres años!”, anunció Bridget Espinosa, directora general de Puente. “Desde la pandemia, hemos ofrecido cientos de horas de talleres virtuales y estamos muy orgullosos de haber creado una plataforma donde cualquier persona puede acceder a todos estos cursos en lazosglobal.com”.

Puente de Conexión, una organización 501(c)(3) fundada por Espinosa, recibió una subvención de beneficios comunitarios del Gordie Howe International Bridge en enero de este año, lo que permitió a su equipo desarrollar esta plataforma integral que no solo ofrecerá capacitación bilingüe, sino también una comunidad global para cualquier persona que desee ser instructor de un curso virtual. Gracias a esta generosa financiación, la plataforma será de acceso gratuito para cualquier persona en el mundo durante los primeros 90 días, y se otorgarán becas a residentes de Detroit por hasta cuatro años para los talleres de Espinosa. 

Bridget Espinosa presenting to the guests attending the Lazos Detroit event at El Salpicon
Bridget Espinosa presenting to the guests attending the Lazos Detroit event at El Salpicon

Los cursos actuales incluyen “Pinta Tu Vida”, un taller para ayudarte a escribir tu misión y visión alineadas con tus valores. Cada mes se lanzarán nuevos cursos, incluido en septiembre la serie bilingüe empresarial distintiva de Puente llamada The PCI BRIDGE Model. El registro ya está abierto y es gratuito para el público en lazosglobal.com.

Además del anuncio de Lazos Global, Puente también celebró a nueve contratistas que están participando en su programa Bilingual Back Office (BBO). El BBO se lanzó como piloto durante 2023-2024 y cuenta con el apoyo financiero de Gilbert Family Foundation para proporcionar servicios de contabilidad y consultoría empresarial para contratistas inmigrantes y de minorías, con el objetivo de apoyar su crecimiento. El objetivo principal es la movilidad económica, incluyendo aumentos salariales para empleados y subcontratistas 1099, así como un mayor acceso a capital para al menos la mitad de los propietarios de negocios. Los resultados son impresionantes y hablan por sí solos.

Desde el otoño de 2023, el programa BBO ha impactado a 12 emprendedores —algunos de ellos con más de un negocio—, de los cuales 9 continúan actualmente en el programa. Puente anticipa contar con resultados completos después de la fecha límite de impuestos de abril de 2026, pero hasta el momento ya se cuenta con datos completos del periodo 2023-2024 de siete negocios que comenzaron en el programa piloto. De estos, seis mostraron crecimiento:

  • Aumento de ingresos: los ingresos promedio aumentaron en $143,443
  • Aumento de ganancias para 6 clientes: la rentabilidad total aumentó en $313,885.

A través de asesorías individuales y talleres grupales, los participantes han adquirido conocimientos esenciales sobre:

  • Optimización contable: Uso de QuickBooks para la gestión financiera y preparación de impuestos, P & L, balances, facturación, estimaciones, cuentas por cobrar, nómina, entre otras.
  • Estructuras empresariales: Diferencias entre LLC, S-Corp y C-Corp, beneficios y desafíos de la INCORPORACIÓN y sus implicaciones legales y fiscales.
  • Responsabilidades financieras: Declaración y obligaciones fiscales adecuadas al operar como LLC, S-Corp o INC en el estado de Michigan.
  • Gestión de pagos y nómina: Cómo distinguir entre empleados, colaboradores y subcontratistas, así como manejar pagos en efectivo y pagos por W-2/1099.
  • Clases de inglés empresarial disponibles: Clases prácticas en línea con temas empresariales, así como enseñanza básica del uso de Google Suite – correo electrónico, uso de Google Drive, etc., para nuestros emprendedores inmigrantes de habla hispana.
Alliance Catholic Credit Union Team (Juana Saavedra, Johana Lozano, Vanessa Franco, Rodolfo Pantoja, Jose M Rodriguez) with Bridget Espinosa
Alliance Catholic Credit Union Team (Juana Saavedra, Johana Lozano, Vanessa Franco, Rodolfo Pantoja, Jose M Rodriguez) with Bridget Espinosa

Además del programa Lazos Global, y gracias a los fondos del Puente Internacional Gordie Howe, el equipo de Puente / Business Alianzas puede ofrecer una Hora de Oficina Abierta gratuita a cualquier propietario de negocio o emprendedor en formación que necesite asesoría empresarial o asistencia técnica.

Puente también tiene tres eventos presenciales emblemáticos más en 2025:

  • Women Alianzas (11 de septiembre en ArteSano)
  • Chelas Con Contratistas BBQ (21 de septiembre en Alvarez Party Store)
  • Lazos Detroit: Cena de Agradecimiento – Segunda edición de este evento anual (25 de noviembre en Candela)

Para más información sobre sus eventos, convertirse en patrocinador o solicitar una cita inicial gratuita, comuníquese con la Gerente General de Puente, Yazmin Payan, al correo team@puenteci.com o llame a la oficina al 313-590-0900.

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