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Fifth Third Foundation Empowers Program Black, Women-Owned Entrepreneurs with New Program | The Michigan Chronicle

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Fifth Third announced an exciting new $1.2 million program called Innovation meets Main Street: Boosting Black Women-Owned Businesses, a partnership between AEO and LISC powered by Fifth Third Bank. The program … Continued

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