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Enterprising Women of Color as Part of the Administrations Focus on Empowering Women, Mbda Is Seeking to Promote Minority Entrepreneurs, With a Focus on Women Entrepreneurs, to Become Engines of Economic Growth in Their Communities. as of 2019, 6.4 Million Minority-owned Women Businesses Employed Nearly 2.4 Million People and Generated $422.5 Billion in Revenue According to the American Express State of Women- Owned Businesses Report (september 23, 2019). Women-owned Businesses Represent 42% of All Businesses. This Report Also Estimated That If the Revenues Generated by Minority Women-owned Firms Matched Those Currently Generated by All Non-minority Women-owned Businesses, They Would Add 4 Million New Jobs and $981 Billion in Revenues to the U.s. Economy. Women Re-invest Approximately 90% of Their Earnings Into Their Family and Their Communities, Creating a Unique Multiplier. Investments in Women-owned Businesses Make Communities Prosper. Mbda Seeks to Fund Business Ce
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$450,000
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