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The Main Agenda Famous Amos Empowers Black Entrepreneurs With $50,000 In Funding Plus Resources Famous Amos, in partnership with the U.S. Black Chambers, Inc. (USBC), announced the winners of its fifth annual Ingredients for Success Entrepreneurs Initiative (IFS),... By: Janell Hazelwood, MAOL · 1 year ago
The Main Agenda The Restorative Work Of Sista Afya And Camesha Jones-Brandon While nearly one million people live on the South Side of Chicago, most mental health organizations are located elsewhere in the city. That leaves... By: Tiffany Nieslanik · 1 year ago
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The Main Agenda Budgeting For Big Life Changes: Marriage, Children, And Beyond Adulting throws so many changes at you, sometimes all at once. Budgeting can help soften the blow of life, as it helps you prepare... By: Candis McDow-Jn Baptiste · 1 year ago
The Main Agenda Building Resilience: Women Share Their Career Comeback Stories When Esperanza Pacheco first took on the role of director at a public library, she felt confident. She is resourceful, efficient, proactive, and result-oriented,... By: Giovanna Acosta · 1 year ago
The Main Agenda Why And When To Switch Business Bank Accounts Switching your business bank account might seem annoying or even unnecessary, but it often represents a growth step for companies. Many founders and small... By: Her Agenda · 1 year ago
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The Main Agenda How Janelle Farris Has Quietly, But Powerfully, Reshaped Brooklyn Communities Janelle Farris is the first African American woman to lead Brooklyn Community Services, a 159-year old organization that provides services and resources such as... By: Candis McDow-Jn Baptiste · 1 year ago
The Main Agenda The Role Of Technology In Empowering Women Entrepreneurs Women-owned businesses now represent 39.1% of all businesses (over 14 million) and employ 12.2 million workers, generating $2.7 trillion in revenue in the US,... By: Taylor Bushey · 1 year ago
