“Idowu is already doing yeoman’s work around access and opportunity for minority businessesas president and CEO of the Black Economic Council of Massachusetts. I’m excited
On the eve of the annual meeting of the Black Economic Council of Massachusetts (BECMA), President and CEO Segun ldowu spent the afternoon at the swearing-in ceremony of
“Segun Idowu, president and CEO of the Black Economic Council of Massachusetts(BECMA), another coalition group, said the small amount of money won’t be much assistance
“The only three people to testify at a Tuesday hearing — Forman, Samuel Gebru of the Black Economic Council of Massachusetts, and Joe Kriesberg of
“Segun Idowu, executive director of the Black Economic Council of Massachusetts, arguesthe Payroll Protection Program had a number of significant flaws that made it harder
“And for some waiting on the outside, the status quo is long overdue for a shakeup. CountSegun Idowu, president of the Black Economic Council of
“In Massachusetts, the annual unmet demand for capital among businesses of color is at least$574 million, and COVID-19 required many of these businesses to pivot
“The Metro Mayors Coalition, a group of 15 cities and towns in Greater Boston, has put its support behind proposals to create a public bank
“Nearly 40 organizations have signed onto the Yes On 1 Campaign, from organized labor to tenant organizing groups, immigrant rights groups, environmental advocacy groups, and
In the latest episode of Boston’s Race Into History, GBH City Hall Reporter Saraya Wintersmith and Senior Editor Peter Kadzis join Adam Reilly to talk about
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