Narito ang Tatlong Dahilan na Dapat Isaalang-alang ng mga Itim na Negosyante na Lumipat Sa Oklahoma
Pananalapi Narito ang Tatlong Dahilan na Dapat Isaalang-alang ng mga Itim na Negosyante na Lumipat Sa Oklahoma 4 minuto ang nakalipas Balita ng Ethereum ng Bitcoin Ashli Sims, the managing director of Build In Tulsa, challenges Black businesses to think creatively regarding location. Arich history of economic development – thats one reason to relocate to Tulsa. The home of the historic Greenwood District, or “Black Wall Street,” and a city with a population north of 400,000 people, 14.8% of whom are Black, Tulsa is quietly gaining traction from Black entrepreneurs looking to grow their startups, says Ashli Sims, the managing director of Build In Tulsa. “There‘s a community of Black entrepreneurs doing the same thing that you’re trying to do,” Sims tells . “Tulsa can be a model for an inclusive, innovative economy for the rest of the country.” August is National Black Business Month, and is highlighting the theme with in-depth interviews with Black entrepreneurs, CEOs and other executives. The topics include finding capital in a high-interest-rate environment, expanding social capital and business loan options. In this interview, Sims invites founders looking to grow startups to explore moving to Tulsa, and the invitation incorporates rather than shies away from discussion of the citys bloody history. “Youre literally standing