Goldman Sachs commits $3 million to boost Alabama’s small, rural businesses
6 Sep 2024
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A signature name in investment banking is making a big investment in Alabama’s small business culture.
Goldman Sachs today announced it is bringing its business-education program, 10,000 Small Businesses, to Alabama, with a commitment of $3 million to community development financial institutions that serve rural small businesses in the state.
An announcement is planned today at Birmingham’s Innovation Depot, with Sen. Katie Britt and Rep. Terri Sewell attending.
The New York-based investment banking house launched its rural initiative last year in North Dakota.
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