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Monday, June 11, 2012

Milford means business forum Wednesday

State Representative Kim Rose announced today a free business forum in Milford targeted to help businesses thrive during tough economic times.

“Milford Means Business" is scheduled for Wednesday, June 13 at 8:00 am at Milford City Hall.

“Our business community will have the opportunity to learn more about how to take advantage of programs available to them,” Rep. Rose said. “I see businesses across the state benefiting from state grants, but slow progress with recipients in Milford.”

Rep. Rose added, “A representative from the Department of Economic and Community Development will be on hand to discuss details about programs available to small businesses throughout the state, such as grants and loans and the new STEP Up (subsidized employment and training) program.  This is a great opportunity to introduce our small businesses to what is available and how to apply.”

Milford Mayor Benjamin Blake, Chamber President/CEO Kathy Alagno, and Bob Gregory, Community Development Director will also be in attendance. This event is open to all business owners and/or their representatives.

The Department of Economic and Community Development (DECD) is available to help small businesses apply for financial and technical assistance from state. For more information contact DECD at 860-270-8215.

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Tuesday, May 29, 2012

Milford Means Business forum scheduled


State rep Kim Rose, D-Milford, will host a "Milford Means Business" event.
Lindy Gold from the Department of Economic and Community Development will be on hand to give a talk on programs available to small businesses through the state, such as grants/loans and the new STEP Up (subsidized employment and training).

Rep. Rose says in a press release, "I see all of the businesses throughout the state receiving grants and they are never from Milford. I thought that this event would expose our small businesses to what is available and how to apply. It is my hope that many of our Milford business owners will take advantage of this event."

Democratic Mayor Ben Blake, Milford Chamber President and CEO Kathy Alagno, and Bob Gregory , Community Development Director will also be on hand. This event is open to all Milford business owners.

The event is from 8 to 9:30 June 13 at Milford City Hall.

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