Why helping minority businesses can help the whole Tri-State
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Why helping minority businesses can help the whole Tri-State
Now more than ever, local organizations are working together to create a network that makes Greater Cincinnati more attractive for minority entrepreneurs.
Nearly one dozen new small businesses - mostly women-and minority-owned, will open along downtown Cincinnati's West Fourth Street by the end of 2020, bucking a trend during economic upheaval.
The grants offered by the Collective Action Group are small — about $500 — but can be life-changing for small business owners, especially those whose businesses are too new to qualify for..
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