South Bay program helps formerly incarcerated people learn to become entrepreneurs
Fourteen formerly incarcerated individuals are starting a new chapter as small business owners.
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Fourteen formerly incarcerated individuals are starting a new chapter as small business owners.
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Oakland-based ESO Ventures is partnering with Santa Clara County to provide a reentry small business incubator program for the formerly incarcerated.