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Volunteer Coordinator Position
January 21, 2021 in Uncategorized /by Amanda Roman(This is a volunteer, unpaid 10-15 hour per month position) The Rhode Island Black Business Association (RIBBA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing the business opportunities and vitality of Black-owned and minority businesses in Rhode Island through access to capital, contracting, business development resources, entrepreneur training, business advocacy, meaningful investor services, and workforce development. RIBBA […]
Rhode Island Black Business Association Now Accepting Applications for Young Adult Mentor Program Pilot
November 6, 2020 in News, Uncategorized /by Amanda RomanProvidence, RI – Monday, October 5, 2020 -The Rhode Island Black Business Association (RIBBA) and its charitable arm that focuses on empowerment and training related activities – the Institute of Economic Empowerment & Development (IEED), are now accepting applications for mentors and mentees to participate in the LEAP (Leadership Equity Accelerated Pathway) Initiative Mentor Program Pilot. The […]
R.I. Black-owned businesses seek a level playing field’
July 6, 2020 in News /by Amanda RomanPROVIDENCE — Rhode Island needs to do more to ensure that minority-owned businesses receive their fair share of state contracts, Black business leaders said Thursday at a news conference. But the problem goes further than just state contracts, said Lisa Ranglin, founder and president of the Rhode Island Black Business Association, which organized the news […]
WHO DOESN’T QUALIFY FOR THAT SBA DISASTER LOAN?
April 6, 2020 in News /by Amanda RomanThe Rhode Island Black Business Association proposes that Commerce RI establish an Office of Microbusiness Support, to be administered and staffed by RIBBA. The Office will permanently target support to low revenue under-served microbusinesses, the very small businesses that cannot qualify for the current SBA Disaster Loan, and generally don’t qualify for SBA loans at […]