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Ray Mills Let's Start a Business by Ray Mills Drawing from his own experience as the owner of multiple businesses and now a self-made millionaire, Ray Mill’s latest book is about laying a solid foundation. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, USA, April 10, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Let’s Start a Business, is helping young and experienced entrepreneurs get their businesses off the ground. The book by business and social entrepreneur Ray Mills hit the shelves in 2019 and it could not have come at a better time. With the pandemic taking a major toll on local and global economies, start-up...

Thirty-five-year-old Atlanta entrepreneur Ray Mills has given back to the elementary school that he says helped keep him safe and influenced his successful path as an entrepreneur and youth mentor. The businessman, real estate investor, and author who was brought up by his grandparents, was educated at Love T. Nolan Elementary School during his first- through fifth-grade years in the early ’90s. “It was good for the type of community that we were in, it helped us,” Mills told Atlanta Black Star. “It definitely shielded us from, you know, the gang violence and the shooting, it was a sa...

Three people in Martin County face drug charges Thursday morning after deputies with the Martin County Sheriff’s Office said they found drugs while performing a search warrant at a home. Joshua Mills, 34, from Pilgrim is facing charges of first-degree trafficking in meth and first-degree possession of meth. Joshua Moore, 23, from Pilgrim is facing charges of second-degree possession of a controlled substance. Ray Mills Jr., 46, also from Pilgrim, is facing charges of first-degree possession of meth. Deputies said Joshua Mills was sitting in the driver’s seat of a car when deputies arrived...

Former student, now millionaire helps elementary school get new sign A self-made millionaire has helped his old elementary school in a big way. ATLANTA - An Atlanta businessman reached back to help his former elementary school by assisting with the purchase of a digital sign. Ray Mills, 35, said he had fond memories of attending Love T. Nolan Elementary School and use to run to and from school as a child. When the wooden marque sign broke and fell back in October, the principal saw the problem as an opportunity to upgrade and purchase a 21st-century digital sign that would allow the school to...