Regions Bank Launches Initiative to Grow Black-Owned Businesses in Its Headquarters City
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Thursday, April 6, 2023
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Regions Bank on Thursday announced the launch of a new initiative designed to support, complement and advance work that is under way to foster more Black-owned businesses in the bank’s headquarters city.
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- Regions Bank on Thursday announced the launch of a new initiative designed to support, complement and advance work that is under way to foster more Black-owned businesses in the bank’s headquarters city.
- View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20230406005157/en/
Kendra Key joined Regions Bank as a Senior Vice President in the company’s Community Affairs division and will lead the Birmingham Black-Owned Business Initiative. - The initiative will specifically aim to reach entrepreneurs throughout the Magic City, including and especially in underserved neighborhoods.
- “We saw through the pilot launch of Prosper’s Magic City Match program that Black-owned businesses are ready to grow, compete and succeed in the marketplace.