The application portal opened this week for the Cleveland Equitable Development Initiative, an eight-month program aimed at minority developers who are looking to grow.
Cleveland Development Advisors allocated $5 million in federal New Markets Tax Credits to MAGNET for the build-out of the organization's Midtown headquarters. Plus, Ohio's education department wants business input on high school students' skills, and Sen. Sherrod Brown urges the SBA to process all small-business COVID loans.
Two Cleveland nonprofits hope to help minority real estate developers scale up. Cleveland Development Advisors and Village Capital Corp. are exploring the potential for a local version of the Equitable Development Initiative, an effort born in Detroit in 2018.
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