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Hunter Minority Women Business Owners Measure Approved

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Category: Social Equality
Wednesday, May 22, 2013 03:10 PM

Hunter-WomenBusinessMeasureA major accomplishment for small and minority enterprises, State Sen. Mattie Hunter (D-Chicago) saw her legislation opening up greater opportunity for minority women and their businesses pass the General Assembly.

“Why should we deny minority women the ability to classify their business as a woman-owned and a minority-owned business if both these titles define them?” Hunter said. “I maintain that if a business is owned by someone who is a racial minority and female, how that enterprise is classified and marketed should be allowed to reflect that.” 

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Hunter revolving loan fund for minority, disadvantaged entrepreneurs and contractors passes Senate

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Category: Social Equality
Thursday, May 16, 2013 12:12 PM

Hunter-MinorityLoanFundLegislation establishing the state of Illinois’ premiere working capital revolving loan fund for small, minority and disadvantaged business contractors is now on the way to the Governor’s desk thanks to the efforts of State Sen. Mattie Hunter.

“This loan fund is a novel program that we need as it’s going to bring new economic opportunities and benefits to Illinois minority and disadvantaged business contractors,” Hunter said.

Hunter, chief sponsor of House Bill 3267, says the legislation allows the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) to provide low-interest loans from the established Working Capital Revolving Loan Fund to minority and disadvantaged business enterprise contractors.

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Hunter Revolving Loan Fund for Minority, Disadvantaged Entrepeneurs and Contractors Passes Committee

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Category: Social Equality
Friday, May 03, 2013 09:18 AM

Hunter-RevolvingLoanProgress toward establishing the state of Illinois’ premiere working capital revolving loan fund for small, minority and disadvantaged business contractors has been made thanks to the efforts of State Sen. Mattie Hunter.

“This loan fund is a novel program that we need as it’s going to bring new economic opportunities and benefits to Illinois minority and disadvantaged business contractors,” Hunter said.

Hunter, chief sponsor of House Bill 3267, says the legislation allows the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) to provide low-interest loans from the established Working Capital Revolving Loan Fund to minority and disadvantaged business enterprise contractors.

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Senate Approves Increased Funding for Elderly

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Category: Social Equality
Monday, April 29, 2013 11:28 AM

FundingforElderlyResponding to the significant need to provide for the health care of Illinois’ elderly, Sen. Mattie Hunterbacked legislation offering relief for the Illinois Department on Aging’s Community Care Program that offers in-home care and community-based services for senior citizens.

“This issue is important to me and the 3rd District I represent that maintains one of the highest populations of residents receiving Medicaid and where many residents benefit from the senior home health services provided with this program,” Hunter said. “That’s what I support and that’s what we here in the General Assembly are accomplishing with this effort.”

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More Articles …

  1. Senator Mattie Hunter Recognizes and Commends Small Contractor Bridge Program
  2. Hunter Welcomes and Honors Urban Prep Academies to Illinois State Senate
  3. Hunter Minority Women Business Owners Measure Passes Senate
  4. Illinois Senate Democrats talk about Black History Month
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Chicago, IL 60616
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