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Economic Opportunity and Inclusion

We help businesses launch, grow, and thrive in the City of Boston.

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We aim to make Boston a global model of economic equity for working people, entrepreneurs, businesses, and investors. Our goal is to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of government, the quality of life for all Bostonians, and the experience of all visitors.

We do this by:

  • Implementing sustainable practices that repair economic harm and help build generational wealth,
  • fostering local talent and innovative ideas,
  • creating thriving and healthy neighborhoods,
  • establishing equitable procurement strategies, and
  • strengthening the partnership between the City and local organizations. 

 

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Legacy Business Workshop: Market Research and RFPS
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Night Cap: Fashion and Figure Drawing
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Certification office hours for Minority / Women-owned Businesses (MWBE)
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Night Cap: Dungeons and Dragons Character Workshop
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Scale Grant Info Session #1
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Small Business Forum
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Boston launching compact with Cambridge to build local economic growth, opening SCALE grant program, and celebrating major gains in city contracting with diverse and local small businesses

Mayor Wu Announces Start of Supplier Diversity Week

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North Washington Street Bridge to now carry name of Celtics great and civil rights champion

Mayor Michelle Wu Renames Bridge Honoring Bill Russell and His Legacy in Boston

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Mayor Michelle Wu Announces Launch of Annual Legacy Business Awards Nominations

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$7 Million in ARPA Funding to Benefit First-time Homebuyers and Local Small Businesses

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