COLUMBIA, SC – In light of the recent COVID-19 pandemic and its unprecedented impact on everyone’s lives, especially small businesses, the SC
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IPRSE, LLC – ITB DBE/Minority Sub Quotes Columbia, SC – Smith Branch 03 Sewer Rehab (SS7363) Bids – April 7th 2020 Quotes Returned – April 1st COB Scopes: Traffic Control- Flaggers, Lane Closure, Standard signs & cones, etc. Gathering GIS Data
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(Nationwide) — Black Writers on Tour and the Southern California Black Business and Tech Expo will partner this year to produce a powerful one-day virtual event. Produced by Dr. Rosie Milligan, the
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Charleston, SC — Michael & Latanya Allen, the founders and owners of Tastee Treats, have launched an online store allowing them to sell their historic Charleston Chews, jams, and jellies to customers nationally. The
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PayPal has just deposited $50 million in an account at Optus Bank, a minority-owned institution in Columbia, S.C., that has $155 million in assets. As unlikely as this pairing may sound, it
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In conjunction with the 2020 National Minority Enterprise Development Week, The MinorityEye launches the Minority Business Enterprise Marketplace or, The MBE Marketplace for short. The MBE Marketplace is a virtual economic asset
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In honor of the 2020 National Minority Enterprise Development Week (MED Week), the South Carolina MBDA Business center will launch a “Buy MBE Day” in South Carolina on Saturday, September 19th. The
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It is time to get back to the basics, and it is long overdue. As a society, we have become accustomed to listening to react instead of hearing one another to learn from
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It’s common for people to search videos when they need to learn new skills. One entrepreneur wanted to learn how to be more helpful around the kitchen. Instead, he took things a
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(COLUMBIA, SC) – South Carolina businesses and human resource professionals will be gathering online in October to learn how to close the disability employment gap and build a disability-inclusive workforce. The Employer
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Columbia, SC– Thanks to recent funding from the Libraries Build Business grant, Richland Library is announcing the continuation of our entrepreneur-in-residence program. We’re excited to welcome Karen R. Jenkins, who has a
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The South Carolina Commission for Minority Affairs and the SC Department of Health and Environmental Control will host a free webinar to provide guidance for small business owners on how to safely
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