Study results shared at first Minority Business Academy | Business
Williamson, Inc.’s first Minority Business Academy was held on Wednesday, Feb. 9.
The county’s chamber, in partnership with Visit Franklin and Urban Campus Core, conducted a study to assess the needs of minority-owned businesses and professionals in Williamson County.
The results of this study brought to light five main areas of need: small business finance, marketing, human resources and staffing, legal and insurance, and technology.
“The Minority Business Academy is our response to the results of the study,” said Anna Lisa Roberts, director of talent and workforce development at Williamson, Inc. “This series will feature local subject matter experts who will discuss industry standards and share resources to support everyday business practices. We hope participants walk away feeling…
