The Birmingham Black Business Census All a black-owned business in the city would like to collect the data in all the black-owned business in the city to support those companies and entrepreneurs.
Filling and counting a form and urban is prompted.
The leaders say information about companies, industries, industries, industries, employee and overall financial influence, says leaders say they can understand minority-owned businesses better. In the future, those businesses can be easier for those businesses.
In some form of conversation, it makes a attempt to get people to share the data important. We try to make sure we receive the business data we want, “Ahut-time contexts with the criest consulting, helps to organize the census.
“When we talk about the business in Birmingham, we are talking about businesses,” Sanders said. “You can’t be a big business without a small business.”
Without permanent and reliable data, black-owned businesses are in danger of the huge economic strategy of the city.
“How do the streets pay, handle the lights, manage the lights, do all this business, not ours, but ours.
To improve the economy of Birmingham, minority staff and employers need more support.
According to statistics from the US Census Bureau, there were 2,653 minority employer companions in 2022 the last year. Those companies produced $ 4.23 billion in annual sales together.
Sandersha said that the entrepreneurs, small businesses and large businesses should be formed.
“If you think you have a business you have a business you have a business, you have a business.”
“If you live in Birmingham, if your business is in Birmingham, we ask you to complete the census,” she said. “Isn’t the business is widely successfully successful or not, is not about finding the best. We want everyone to count.”
To include in the senses you can go Here Fill in the census form. The survey will be opened until April 30.
Bronna Atkins Carver High School in Carmingham and A Senior Reporting Birmingham promotes via Program.
