The Comcast RISE Program Is Helping Black Businesses Thrive
The Comcast RISE Program is helping Black businesses across the country stay alive and thrive during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Source: blackenterprise.com
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Comcast's Broderick Johnson on Internet access and the pursuit of 'digital equity'
In this podcast, Broderick Johnson, EVP for public policy and EVP for digital equity at Comcast, offers a brief history lesson on 'digital equity' and why identifying and lowering barriers to Internet adoption are critical.
Source: lightreading.com
Sabrina Scott and Comcast Rise team up to support change for women in business
Business owner Sabrina Scott of the black-owned coffee ES Beverage Company has teamed up with Comcast Rise.
Source: rollingout.com
Comcast relaunches $1 million small business grant program in Detroit, surrounding communities
Small business owners in Detroit and surrounding communities will have another shot at $10,000 grants from one of the country's largest telecommunications companies. Philadelphia-based Comcast announced Thursday that Detroit is among the cities in which it is again implementing the Comcast Rise…
Source: crainsdetroit.com
Comcast to accept applications for next round of grants for minority- and women-owned businesses
Small businesses in Philadelphia with minority or women owners, that were impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, can apply to receive $10,000 grants from Comcast through the telecommunications and media company's RISE initiative. There will be 100 businesses selected to receive the grants. Applications will be accepted online from June 1-14 via the Comcast Rise website. In addition to the business being owned by a person of color or a woman, it must have 25 or fewer employees and been in operation for at least three years.
Source: phillyvoice.com