Unemployment Is Falling. But Can Montgomery County’s New Workers Get Through the Door? The labor market looks healthy on paper. But for residents trying to
September is Workforce Development Month This month gives us an opportunity to consider not only how we connect people with job opportunities, but whether our
Access to capital can make the difference between putting a growth plan on hold and moving it forward. For businesses looking to hire, modernize operations,
Strong communities are built through strong relationships. When business leaders, entrepreneurs, and community partners come together, new ideas emerge, partnerships are formed, and opportunities are
Each August, Black Business Month recognizes the entrepreneurs, innovators, and business owners whose ideas, resilience, and leadership help strengthen our economy. It is also an
When conversations about economic development take place, the focus is often on attracting new employers and creating jobs. Those goals matter, but they are only
For many people, education is viewed as a pathway to getting a job and a promising career. While that is certainly true, its impact extends
Homeownership stands as one of the most powerful vehicles for building generational wealth, and it is a pathway that has historically been restricted for Black families through discriminatory policies, redlining, and exclusionary zoning practices.
Homeownership stands as one of the most powerful vehicles for building generational wealth, and it is a pathway that has historically been restricted for Black families through discriminatory policies, redlining, and exclusionary zoning practices.
Homeownership stands as one of the most powerful vehicles for building generational wealth, and it is a pathway that has historically been restricted for Black families through discriminatory policies, redlining, and exclusionary zoning practices.