Sustainability Model for Small Business Growth
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The document outlines a small/minority business sustainability model. It defines three categories of businesses based on sales and employees: emerging entrepreneurs have under $250,000 in sales and 1-5 employees, small businesses have under $10 million in sales and 5-50 employees, and established entrepreneurs have over $10 million in sales and over 50 employees. The objective is to increase the inflow of businesses into categories, the velocity of growth within categories, and the ability to vector out of categories into new categories.
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