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LAKELAND, Fla. 鈥?In just a matter of days, Dr. Sallie Stones business resource center, The Well, will have its grand opening. We
stanley cup have four private offices that we are able to rent out, said Dr. Sallie Stone, founder and CEO of The Well.Located in one of Lakeland s most underserved communities, The Well will help entrepreneurs start or grow their businesses, with an emphasis on businesses owned by underrepresented groups. Whether they are women, whether they are veterans, individuals with a disability, Stone said.As a Black woman, Stone is part of the fastest-growing demographic of entrepreneurs in the country. The number of businesses owned by Black women grew 50% from 2014 to 2019. Its moving, its empowering. It helps us understand our own strength and that we shouldnt be limited in anything that we do, said Lisa Watkins with the National Coalition of 100 Black Women Polk County Chapter.Despite the boom in Black businesses, there are still inequities in access to resources that sustain a business. The hurdles and the barriers are often time so overwhelming that it may cause some
stanley cup one to say, its not worth it, Stone said.Monday the Polk County chapter of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women hosted a panel of entrepreneurs who offered insights on establishing and sustaining a busin
stanley mug ess. One of my favorite quotes is Shirley Chisholm who said, If they dont give you a seat at the table, bring your own chair, Stone said. Cbfi Allen Ellison, US House of Representatives
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