A New Approach To Urban Economic Development
InnerCity Entrepreneurs represents a new approach to urban economic development -- channeling help to companies that have moved beyond the startup phase.
"Business owners learn to manage their companies better in a new urban entrepreneurs' program... The 14 participants will celebrate commencement next Thursday after nine months of classes, networking, and coaching. But they've already achieved significant milestones: They've created more than 18 new jobs in Boston's inner-city neighborhoods, for starters."
Thanks to Chris Steins
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Published on Tuesday, October 12, 2004 in
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