Assemblymember John Zaccaro Jr. and Kevin Kim, the commissioner of NYC Small Business Services, recently joined forces to tour small businesses in the Bronx.
This collaborative effort aimed to engage with local business owners, address their concerns and inform them about the services offered by the New York City Department of Small Business Services.
The tour provided an invaluable opportunity for small business owners in the Bronx to voice their challenges and seek guidance on navigating the complex landscape of entrepreneurship.
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The tour facilitated a meaningful exchange of ideas and insights by fostering direct communication between policymakers and local entrepreneurs, paving the way for potential solutions and support mechanisms.
The Small Business Services commissioner revealed that 8% of New York City’s small businesses are located in the Bronx, highlighting the significance of the borough’s small business community.
This statistic underscores the vital role of Bronx-based enterprises in the city’s economic ecosystem, contributing to job creation, innovation, and community development.
Assemblymember Zaccaro expressed his commitment to furthering the interests of small businesses in his district by organizing similar tours in the future.
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By connecting entrepreneurs with the resources and support networks available through the NYC Small Business Services, Zaccaro aims to empower local businesses to thrive, grow, and positively impact their communities.
These small business tours serve as a platform for addressing immediate concerns and lay the groundwork for long-term collaboration and partnership between government agencies and the business community.
By fostering an environment of mutual support and cooperation, policymakers and entrepreneurs can work together to create a vibrant and resilient small business ecosystem that drives economic prosperity and social well-being in the Bronx and beyond.
