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Beasley Media Group's 105.9 KISS-FM Unveils “Mason Means Business” to Spotlight Detroit's Small Business and Entrepreneurial Community
Detroit, April 1, 2022 /3BL Media/ - Beasley Media Group announced 105.9 KISS-FM Morning Show personalities “Mason & Starr,” in conjunction with GoDaddy, have unveiled “Mason Means Business,” a new program aimed at showcasing...
Apr 1, 2022 9:00 AM ET
新的SXSW电影凸显了小企业主和弹性的力量
By Natalie M. EnglerSenior Public Relations Specialist at GoDaddy When talking about small businesses surviving the pandemic, resilience is a word often used to describe how they struggled, pivoted and ultimately succeeded. The story of Cherilyn Yazzie, co-owner of...
Mar 18, 2022 9:00 AM ET
GoDaddy Celebrates National Native American Heritage Month with Entrepreneur Spotlight Featuring Cherilyn Yazzie of Coffee Pot Farms
Cherilyn Yazzie, Owner of Coffee Pot Farms, knows firsthand the physical, economical and generational barriers she has worked through to be a successful farmer in the desert lands of northern Arizona. With the lack of access to capital and living off-the-grid in the Navajo Nation, everything Cherilyn and her husband Mike do to...
Nov 18, 2021 9:05 AM ET
GoDaddy's New Season of “Made in America” Highlights Phoenix Entrepreneurs' Journey of Struggles and Success
GoDaddy has launched the third season of its award-winning series: Made in America. This season heads to Phoenix, GoDaddy’s hometown. The goal of the series is to raise awareness about the challenges of being an entrepreneur, showcase those that are successfully making...
2021年10月14日，美国东部时间上午9:05
GoDaddy Observes World Mental Health Day with Profile Featuring Entrepreneur and Mental Health Advocate, Thea Monyeé
For years, Thea Monyeé had been working as an artist and therapist. But it wasn’t until 2018 that she began to see herself as an entrepreneur. At the time, Thea was employed full-time as a counselor on a college campus in Los Angeles. The only black therapist at the school, Thea was meeting with students all day, five days a week, and felt an enormous pressure to reach as many students...
Oct 8, 2021 1:00 PM ET

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