Get The Scoop On How MED WEEK 2.0 Is Fueling The Growth Of Small And Midsized Businesses In New York

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MED WEEK 2.0 Fueling Growth Of Small And Midsized Businesses In New York

Since its inception in 2022 Minority Enterprise Development Week in New York State has continued to fuel the growth of small and midsized businesses in the State of New York. Med Week 2024 2.0 was planned and presented through a unique partnership which included:

• The Long Island African American Chamber of Commerce, Inc.
• 100 Black Men of Eastern New York, Inc.,
• Lorraine Gregory Communications, and the...
• African American Small Business Foundation, Inc.

Med Week 2024 2.0 comprised of a series of Pre-Med Week activities during the month of October and consisted of three major events centered around providing quality content, tools, and resources to help fuel the small and midsized businesses throughout the state of New York. The events for this year's MED WEEK included a Town Hall session hosted by the Town of Hempstead Deputy Supervisor Dorothy L. Goosby; a panel discussion at the Hays Theatre located at Molloy University, and a Conversation with C-Suite Executives at Lorraine Gregory Communication's Studio in Edgewood, New York. Town of Hempstead Deputy Supervisor Dorothy L. Goosby issued a proclamation from the Town of Hempstead proclaiming the month of October as Minority Enterprise Development Month at this year’s town hall meeting on October 9th, 2024.

At the inaugural event at the Town of Hempstead Sonya Smith, the State Director overseeing 22 SBDC centers in the state was the keynote speaker for MED WEEK 2024 2.0. The chamber in a historic ceremony unveiled its newly designed lapel pin, and commemorated Founder’s Day by presenting its Vice President Rose Ward its 1st Founder’s Day Award.

The Ed Jackson Room

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Every last Saturday of the month, prepare to dive into the fascinating world of jazz, in a journey led by Ed Jackson that will allow you to experience the pleasant sensations of life which is hosted by Jackson Room in Queens, New York.

Ed Jackson is an accomplished saxophonist & active jazz player on the NY & International scene. Ed’s dynamic sound encompasses both the tradition and future of jazz. His versatility enables him to move within the various styles of jazz while at the same time maintaining a unique sound and direction.

Get The Scoop On How The Democratic Party Helps Blacks Get Lifesaving Healthcare and Other Essential Benefits

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"How Dem Sponsored Healthcare Helped Me"

"Demystifying claims the
dems haven't done anything for
Black people!"

Barack Obama & Joe Biden reacts to the passing of The ACA Healthcare Bill. Source White House

By Kamau Austin, Publisher Of The Scoop On Black News, BlackNewsScoop.com and the Scoop news blogs and Publications.

We are seeing this political season an onslaught of political opposition to the political campaign of Kamala Harris.  Many of these Black Trump supporters, trolls, bots, and pro-Black imposters raise the issue that the democrats haven't done anything of substance for Black people.

These arguments become heated, and can become so abstract and ideological I wanted to take a different approach by illustrating my points with making it personal.   I'm glad to be alive today because I am a survivor of two different forms of cancer.

And actually the surgeries alone to survive these 2 forms of cancer would have been over $200,000.  My hospitals stays over the last 4 years would have been over $300,000.

Without these critical surgeries and hospital stays I would have died.  I paid nothing out to pocket for these expensive hospital stays because my health insurance was covered by the Affordable Care Act or ACA AKA Obamacare.

Now while some conservatives and others against affordable healthcare call these programs socialist, a significant number of developed nations have universal healthcare already - while the US does not.

Moreover, I had about $300,000 in healthcare costs and paid nothing out of pocket accept the costs of traveling to the hospital.  I thank God I'm still alive and do what I can to stay healthy like exercising, having a strict diet and taking supplements, and doing intermittent fasting.

Checkout Kamau Austin's Video Below