Making Space for Inclusive Creativity with Virtue Events
April 14, 2021 | By
Abby Bradetich, Rajah Satterwhite
“It is impossible to build a community in which you aren’t actively participating. You only become a part of the problem, and not the solution.” Joye Speight, Multipreneur Anyone...
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Building Bridges to Entrepreneurial Supports amid the Pandemic
April 8, 2021 | By
Nicolas Gunkel
– Kiffany Bosserman, CovidGPS Small Business Participant Contrary to common perception, small business entrepreneurship is a predominantly private endeavor. The time spent thinking through ways to retool your business...
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ESHIP Rio Grande Council Members React to Newly Released Food Asset Survey
March 23, 2021 | By
Erin Ortigoza and Eliza Salmon
Before designing projects to strengthen the food supply chain, the ESHIP Rio Grande Council conducted an exploratory study about the storage and transportation capacity across the state to inform...
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Grit and Grace: How Black Entrepreneurs Are Finding Success in Pittsburgh
March 12, 2021 | By
Victoria Snyder, M.Ed, MSLPA
“Our ecosystem here in Pittsburgh is unique, and the stories of small business owners and entrepreneurs deserve to be heard. Small businesses need your support and that means that...
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