OP-ED: "SUCCESS OF BLACK ENTREPRENEURSHIP PROGRAMS HINGES ON BALANCING COMMUNITY SUPPORT WITH NEW APPROACHES", THE HILL TIMES

Pervasive systemic barriers have prevented Black entrepreneurs from accessing capital, building and scaling their businesses in Canada. In this opinion piece, Senators Gerba, Deacon and former Senator Oliver opine what it would take to reimagine support programs for Black entrepreneurs in order to accelerate their success in Canada.

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