A quick message on the minority business Hall of Fame & Museum’s recent 2012 Induction Ceremony as well as the National Minority Business Council’s upcoming 40th Anniversary Celebration this June 28th.
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Each year the Dallas Business Journal recognizes our region’s top minority business Leaders. These leaders are the outstanding executives and business owners from leading North Texas companies.
For more, visit http://www.mbla-dallas.com
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Anthony Wright stopped by our GTV3 Studio to share information with us about the 2011 minority business Expo, July 27 & 28, 2011. We also had the opportunity to sit down with entrepreneur and author, Tammy Turner, while she was visiting Lexington to conduct a networking workshop with the mbe committee.
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What makes minority business growth and success good for the state?
As compared to what? Who exactly do you think is a minority? What exactly do you propose to encourage this racist agenda? Why are you concerned about minority business and ignoring other categories of business? And most important: Whose benefit do you mean when you say "for Wisconsin"?
Wars start over clumsy questions like this. Is that what you want? I would counsel you to rethink your agenda and perhaps refocus it on something else.
Each year the Dallas Business Journal recognizes our region’s top minority business Leaders. These leaders are the outstanding executives and business owners from leading North Texas companies.
For more, visit http://www.mbla-dallas.com
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im trying to open a small grociery store.
It’s a myth. A lot of bigots love spewing nonsense about how minorities and women get all kinds of government handouts to start a business, and do this and that, but it’s completely false. I’m sure, someone will post a link to this irrelevant website that supposedly has available government grants on it. And when they do, they should include the fact that 95% of those grants are expired, and the 5% still available are designated for scientific research or native americans, plus only 1-2 people actually get the grant, and it’s not designed for start-ups.
Anyway, the bottom line is that the government does NOT give out money to start a business. If they did, we would all have one. Best case scenario, your local city/town might have some kind of community development type of program, and if you create jobs, they’ll give you loans at discounted rates, but that’s really it.
Your only option is a business loan from a bank. You need good credit, and 30% down to get a business loan. Sorry, it’s reality.
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mbe magazine is published bi-monthly by minority business Entrepreneur and serves as a nationwide forum for minority and women business owners, corporations and government agencies concerned with minority enterprise development
MBE magazine examines affirmative action and procurement programs in the public and private sectors, and provides in-depth coverage of crucial issues affecting the growth and survival of minority- and woman-owned businesses. Each issue also features the success story of a prominent minority or female entrepreneur whose life and accomplishments may serve as a role model for others.
Founded in 1984, MBE magazine has maintained a strong commitment to economic parity as a lasting solution to the ills of poverty and discrimination and has as its mission to:
Inform – by reporting on issues critical to the growth and development of minority owned firms;
Educate – by examining the purpose and intent of minority business development legislation and programs; and
Inspire – by featuring in depth profiles of successful entrepreneurs in a wide range of industries, whose accomplishments make them outstanding role models for others.
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Segment from US Bank Business Watch presented by the Cincinnati Business Courier. Original air date: February 5, 2012
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Bank of America Co-COO David Darnell expresses his gratitude for being recognized with the first annual Charlotte Minority Economic Development Initiative (CMEDI) Leadership Award. As chair of the Charlotte Chamber in 2010, Darnell led the effort to create CMEDI and has continued to play a key role.
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In this week’s Tampa Bay Business Journal segment, editor Alexis Muellner talks about a cool new bicycling business coming to St. Petersburg, how President Obama’s tourism plan was received, and which bank is helping local minority-owned small businesses.
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