New York City and elected officials tour local small businesses in the Bronx
Local business owners were able to bring up concerns and also learn about services the New York City Department of Small Business Services offers.
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10ds agoAssemblymember John Zaccaro Jr. and Kevin Kim, the commissioner of the NYC Small Business Services, teamed to take a tour of small businesses in the Bronx.
Local business owners were able to bring up concerns and also learn about services the New York City Department of Small Business Services offers.
According to the Small Business Services commissioner, 8% of NYC's small businesses are located in the Bronx.
Zaccaro says he hopes to host more small business tours in his district to connect small businesses to the resources that can help them grow and boost their community.
To learn more about the services the NYC Department of Small Business Services offers, click here.
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