The Morehouse Innovation & Entrepreneurship Center (MIEC) continues to be a leader in fostering minority-owned businesses — and now you can hear directly from the visionary driving its success. In a special episode of In Black America, producer and host John L. Hanson Jr. speaks with Dr. Tiffany Bussey, the founding director of MIEC, about her mission to foster entrepreneurial success in minority communities.
As the leader of MIEC, Dr. Bussey oversees strategic teams of faculty, staff, and consultants, all working toward one goal: empowering minority entrepreneurs through cutting-edge research, training, and consulting services. Under her guidance at our HBCU college in Altanta, the Center has become a global model for providing minority-serving institutions with critical support in process improvement and organizational management.
This podcast episode is a must-listen for those passionate about supporting and growing minority-owned businesses. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur, a current business owner, or someone interested in the role of institutions like Morehouse in shaping the future of entrepreneurship, Dr. Bussey’s insights will leave you inspired.
Don’t miss out— Click HERE to tune in to In Black America and discover how MIEC is leading the way in entrepreneurial innovation!
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