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Gilbert Family Foundation announced that it will grant over $4 million to Black Leaders Detroit (BLD) and the Michigan Black Business Alliance (MBBA). The announcement made during Black Business Month
IDEA Mississauga is the proud recipient of the Federal Government’s Regional Innovation Ecosystem Fund, a program designed to support business growth, while fostering innovative regional economies. IDEA Mississauga
CINCINNATI, Ohio — As National Black Business Month celebrates its 21st year, one local entrepreneur is bringing new energy to Cincinnati’s wellness scene and helping reshape the face of Pilates.
The Independence Business Alliance (IBA) — the local LGBTQ+ chamber of commerce — was recently named National Affiliate Chamber of the Year by the National LGBT Chamber of Commerce (NGLCC).
In Seattle’s bustling tech scene, a new nonprofit is carving out a dedicated space for Black entrepreneurs, addressing long-standing gaps in funding and support. SEA619, founded by Arif Gursel, launched
Gilbert Family Foundation announced that it will grant over $4 million to Black Leaders Detroit (BLD) and the Michigan Black Business Alliance (MBBA). The announcement made during Black Business Month
IDEA Mississauga is the proud recipient of the Federal Government’s Regional Innovation Ecosystem Fund, a program designed to support business growth, while fostering innovative regional economies. IDEA Mississauga is excited
CINCINNATI, Ohio — As National Black Business Month celebrates its 21st year, one local entrepreneur is bringing new energy to Cincinnati’s wellness scene and helping reshape the face of Pilates. What
Last week, after more than 50 years of advocating for local businesses, the Miami-Dade Chamber of Commerce cut the ribbon on its first permanent headquarters in the organization’s history. Returning
The Independence Business Alliance (IBA) — the local LGBTQ+ chamber of commerce — was recently named National Affiliate Chamber of the Year by the National LGBT Chamber of Commerce (NGLCC).
In Seattle’s bustling tech scene, a new nonprofit is carving out a dedicated space for Black entrepreneurs, addressing long-standing gaps in funding and support. SEA619, founded by Arif Gursel, launched
