There’s always room for improvement
by Laura Smith
Published: March 21,2010
Tags: Henry Thomas, Jackson State University Small Business Development Center, Minority-owned businesses
JSU professor says minority-business ownership has slowed since Hurricane Katrina While the numbers of minority-owned businesses have increased in the state, business officials said there’s always room for improvement. Yet, the there is no shortage of assistance from programs available through both Small Business Administration Development Centers and the Mississippi Development Authority. “A lot of [...]
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