Everybody deserves the opportunity to start and own a successful small business, yet too many Americans are unable to transform their dreams into reality. Learn how we can help.
Refugees, immigrants and low-income individuals
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Serving as a bridge toward self-sufficiency to individuals residing throughout the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area, we provide refugees, immigrants and low-income community members’ access to loan capital and help improve their general business skills. We offer educational programs focused on the fundamental aspects of operating a small business, along with many other vital advisory services.
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Webinars include: The U.S. Economic Outlook and Its Impact on Small Businesses (Presented by Visa) Making Sense of Online...
1. Angella Aizire, Loan Officer, EDG with Mr. Esuardo Hayden, Small Business Outreach Manager, Governors Office of Small, Minority,...
