A group of small business owners striving for the acquisition of economic parity and equity for all local, small and disadvantaged businesses in New Orleans.
Thank you to @DeeBoydBroker@RepTroyCarter & my colleagues at @TheCollab504 for your leadership & steadfast dedication to moving small businesses forward, especially small disadvantaged businesses. Thank you also2the entire #NOcitycouncil for your support in implementing #Act304
Act 230 authorizes a Socially and Economically Disadvantaged Business set-aside program in the City of New Orleans.
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Tomorrow is the last day for early voting! Vote like our small and minority-owned businesses matter as much in Lousiana as corporations.
Check out the new @GeauxVote message from Sally Ann Roberts and Norman Robinson at https://t.co/TAxvdSTur9
The 2018 City of New Orleans Disparity Study examines whether there is a level playing field for minority & women-owned businesses in City contracts, and how the City can increase opportunities for these companies. Download the report: https://t.co/iswR8zgIz4 #NOLADisparityStudy
Our next Collaborative meeting will be held tomorrow, Thursday, March 28th at 5:30pm in the Large Conference Room at Propeller Incubator, 4035 Washington Ave. #Collaborative504#Equity#Community
Watch The Collaborative's disparity study presentation at the New Orleans City Council Economic Development Committee Meeting - https://t.co/b8513LluxI
The Data Center recently released The New Orleans Prosperity Index: Tricentennial Edition. Have Black New Orleanians experienced increased economic inclusion since the end of the Cicil Rights era? https://t.co/y4VfD2jR8j