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Becoming Minority Certified
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Dana W. Todd
March 01, 2011
For companies considered socially or economically disadvantaged and at least 51 percent woman-owned or minority-owned, applying for MBE certification through the South Carolina Governor’s Office is a way to promote business growth.
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