Meda now accepting applications for Million Dollar Challenge
Get your business pitches ready, the Meda Million Dollar Challenge for Minority Entrepreneurs is back!
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Gary Cunningham to leave Meda, accepts job in D.C.
Meda announced today that Gary Cunningham, CEO and president, will step down at the end of June.
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The color of money: Meda challenge awards $1.475M to minority entrepreneurs
‘There isnāt āBlackā money ā itās green and thatās what everybody is in this for.’
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Meda launches $1 million competition for minority-owned businesses
The ā$1M Challenge For Minority Entrepreneursā is a Shark Tank-style competition launched by Metropolitan Economic Development Association (Meda) in partnership with the City of St. Paul to support early-stage minority-owned businesses that have potential for high growth.
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Getting a business past its plateau
Medaās Mini-MBA program offers help through the second stage of growth Black business ownership is experiencing major growth. According to the Minority 2018 Small Business Trends survey, the number …
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Entrepreneur finds success through business and goodwill
After opening Oluās Home, Inc. in 1999, Gloria Freeman knew she had found her calling: helping people live their best potential life and leaving a legacy for her family.
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Meda to recognize outstanding advocates for minority entrepreneurship
Minnesota minority business owners and the partners, volunteers and community leaders who support their work, will be honored at Meda’s 47thĀ annual recognition meeting at the Walker Art Center.
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Teens prepped as future entrepreneurs
As class lets out, North Minneapolisā Patrick Henry Highās hallways, like any schoolās, teem wall to wall with chaotic vitality, the boisterous signature of spirited teenagers.Ā It isn’t just any school, …
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The Black business story: tales of woe or signs of hope?
Second of two partsĀ There are nearly three million U.S. Black-owned businesses, according to the latest U.S. Census data, generating an estimated $150 billion in annual revenues and providing 3.5 …
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