Minority-owned businesses in Georgia provide over 402,000 jobs to hard-working Georgians and energize the state’s economy. Grow Georgia strives to power these businesses’ growth by connecting them to specialized resources, increasing their partnerships with Fortune 500 firms, and celebrating their success.
Your business is unique, and the solutions you need to grow should be too. Explore the programs and organizations that are fueling minority-owned businesses growth across Georgia.
The City of Carterville Entrepreneurship Support is working with The Small Business Development Center- Rome office to host a two-part workshop series for first-generation business owners in the community.
Georgia Power offers resources and tools to help you lower your energy bill and ensure that
your business is running efficiently too.
Get free business advice from experienced mentors. SCORE business mentors can help you start, grow, or transition your business
Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) certification with the GMSDC is an essential first step in cultivating relationships with corporate supply chains and positioning your company to compete for contract awards.
Small Business, Big Impact
Cobotics at Bishop Clean Care in Leesburg, GA is using robots to power their janitorial service business and add new skills to their growing workforce.
Navigating a space that has historically been challenging for minorities and women, Barbara is proud to be a Black woman founder in the tech industry. More than once, she's experienced what she refers to as You Syndrome – as in …
Barbeque runs in Elena Hudson's family, but she's taking her role as a woman-owned business in Georgia seriously, inspiring others to see what's possible when building or growing their own business.
Beyond Health Group is putting more boots on the ground for the aging population in the Statesboro, Georgia region.