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NorCal SBDC receives $350,000 from Wells Fargo in 2nd Year of the Inclusivity Project - Vimarsana News

NorCal SBDC receives $350,000 from Wells Fargo in 2nd Year of the Inclusivity Project

/PRNewswire/ -- NorCal Small Business Development Center is expanding its support for diverse small business via a $350,000 grant from Wells Fargo in support...

NorCal SBDC receives $350,000 from Wells Fargo in 2nd Year of the Inclusivity Project - Vimarsana News

NorCal SBDC receives $350,000 from Wells Fargo in 2nd Year of the Inclusivity Project

NorCal Small Business Development Center is expanding its support for diverse small business via a $350,000 grant from Wells Fargo in support of the Inclusivity Project....

Business briefs | Eureka chamber hosts award show - Vimarsana News

Business briefs | Eureka chamber hosts award show

At its 2024 Awards Gala, the Greater Eureka Chamber of Commerce recognized local businesses, nonprofits and individuals for their exemplary work and service to the community. More than 350 people attended the event. “We are thrilled to honor the businesses and organizations who were selected by their peers for our 2023 Business Awards,” said Nancy […]

It is time for the ever so unique 2023 Montreal Fringe Festival - Vimarsana News

It is time for the ever so unique 2023 Montreal Fringe Festival

The 33rd edition of the St-Ambroise Montreal Fringe Festival began on May 29 and continues until June 18.

Study Shows Failure Of To Reduce Unconscious Bias Against Disabled People - Vimarsana News

Study Shows Failure Of To Reduce Unconscious Bias Against Disabled People

Working for a big company or in an HR role does not lower the likelihood of showing unconscious bias against disabled people at work, a new study finds.Researchers say this is ‘surprising’ because of the money big firms spend on EDI and unconscious b