Interview with Kevin Pullen to discuss his new project, COLORS, and arts and culture are impacting change in the Golden Isles, Georgia.
Growing Georgia Together
Accelerating the growth of small and minority-owned businesses for a stronger Georgia.
Connect. Grow. Celebrate.
Minority-owned businesses in Georgia provide over 575,000 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.
Business Resources
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.
News & Events
Meet Holder on March 23 To Learn About Opportunities to Partner
Holder is hosting an outreach event for one of the most innovative projects at Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport on Thursday, March 23, 20233, from 4 PM to 6 PM. Below is a link that provides a little more detail into the projects and subcontractor opportunities:
Learn more >> March 23 Event
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SCORE for Black Entrepreneurs
Get free business advice from experienced mentors. SCORE business mentors can help you start, grow, or transition your business
Georgia Minority Supplier Development Council (GMSDC)
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.
Access to Capital for Entrepreneurs (ACE)
ACE is a Georgia 501(c)(3) nonprofit and community development financial institution (CDFI) that provides capital, coaching, and
Small Business, Big Impact
SUCCESS STORIES
Grow Georgia celebrates diverse founders, businesses, and resources that are impacting their communities in big ways, like Atlanta Orthopedics.
Launching a startup takes a great idea, but building a company requires much more than that, including a robust network.
A leader with the skills to grow a network is essential for startups to scale, not only for presenting to …
The best source of funding for small business owners is their customers. Across the State, entrepreneurs are finding creative ways to get in front of buyers for their products and services. Including, adding Fortune 500 firms to their customer list.