Two-day event in Hempstead and Edgewood for minority-owned businesses starts Oct. 10
Information, tools, and resources minority-owned firms can use to grow their businesses both domestically and internationally will be the focus of ...
Information, tools, and resources minority-owned firms can use to grow their businesses both domestically and internationally will be the focus of a two-day event that begins Oct. 10. Called, 'Minority Enterprise Development Week,' the event will include workshops and issue forums, and is being sponsored by the Long Island African American Chamber of Commerce, Inc., the African American Small Business Foundation, Inc. and 100 Black Men of Eastern New York, Inc. 'MED Week provides an opportunity for minority small business owners to learn from expand their network, net worth, and access information and resources to grow their businesses to scale,' said Phil Andrews, president of the Long Island African American Chamber of Commerce.