Regina Taylor SHINES as
Michelle Obama's Mother in
THE FIRST LADY
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| REGINA TAYLOR At Her Red Carpet PREMIERE |
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| REGINA TAYLOR At Her Red Carpet PREMIERE |
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| LIAACC President Phil Andrews |
Many small businesses owned by African-Americans and companies in general face difficulties getting loans, despite strong sales. They may face paperwork problems, insufficient accounts, lack of data, liens, unpaid debts or have owners with credit trouble. As a result, a good company may do badly when it comes to getting financing even from a willing lender. Now there’s a new source of help in overcoming these obstacles for minority-owned and other businesses seeking funding.
The Long Island African-American Chamber of Commerce (LIAACC) has used a portion of a grant to help small business owners to hire TMI & Partners, led by Alvin Hartley, to provide free counseling and assistance to African-American owned and other businesses in Nassau, Suffolk, Queens and Brooklyn to obtain funding.
The idea is to give them the help they need to resolve issues and bridge the funding gap that too often stands between small businesses and the funds they need to launch, survive and grow.
"Young Entrepreneur Taking Beauty to the Next Level With Finding the Precise Medium of Ingredients to Reach Perfect Combination for Your Skin!"
Ashley Howell is the CEO and founder of Bombay Beauty, the skincare product line changing how we look at our skin.
The entrepreneur dynamo's trademark motto is "Skin is our Permanent Clothing."
Howell says, we need to treat our body to the finer ingredients in life.
Bombay Beauty has been in the making for six years to ensure that the highest quality of skincare can be delivered directly to your doorstep.