Gov. Jay Nixon and Missouri Department of Economic Development Director David Kerr were in Springfield April 7 to lead a roundtable discussion about the State Small Business Credit Initiative, a $26.9 million program designed to aid small businesses throughout the state. They stopped at the office of home furnishing manufacturer Taylor-Martin Group, 214 W. Phelps St.
Gov. Jay Nixon and Missouri Department of Economic Development Director David Kerr were in Springfield April 7 to lead a roundtable discussion about the State Small Business Credit Initiative, a $26.9 million program designed to aid small businesses throughout the state. They stopped at the office of home furnishing manufacturer Taylor-Martin Group, 214 W. Phelps St.
Shown here: John Cheary, owner of Affordable Moving Services
Gov. Jay Nixon and Missouri Department of Economic Development Director David Kerr were in Springfield April 7 to lead a roundtable discussion about the State Small Business Credit Initiative, a $26.9 million program designed to aid small businesses throughout the state. They stopped at the office of home furnishing manufacturer Taylor-Martin Group, 214 W. Phelps St.
Shown here: Nancy Long, owner of Five-Star Houseboat Vacations
Gov. Jay Nixon and Missouri Department of Economic Development Director David Kerr were in Springfield April 7 to lead a roundtable discussion about the State Small Business Credit Initiative, a $26.9 million program designed to aid small businesses throughout the state. They stopped at the office of home furnishing manufacturer Taylor-Martin Group, 214 W. Phelps St.
Shown here: Nathan Taylor of Taylor-Martin Group
Gov. Jay Nixon and Missouri Department of Economic Development Director David Kerr were in Springfield April 7 to lead a roundtable discussion about the State Small Business Credit Initiative, a $26.9 million program designed to aid small businesses throughout the state. They stopped at the office of home furnishing manufacturer Taylor-Martin Group, 214 W. Phelps St.
Shown here: Rayanna Anderson, director of Missouri State University's Small Business & Technology Development Center
Gov. Jay Nixon and Missouri Department of Economic Development Director David Kerr were in Springfield April 7 to lead a roundtable discussion about the State Small Business Credit Initiative, a $26.9 million program designed to aid small businesses throughout the state. They stopped at the office of home furnishing manufacturer Taylor-Martin Group, 214 W. Phelps St.
Shown here: Rayanna Anderson, director of Missouri State University's Small Business & Technology Development Center
Gov. Jay Nixon and Missouri Department of Economic Development Director David Kerr were in Springfield April 7 to lead a roundtable discussion about the State Small Business Credit Initiative, a $26.9 million program designed to aid small businesses throughout the state. They stopped at the office of home furnishing manufacturer Taylor-Martin Group, 214 W. Phelps St.
Shown here: DED Director David Kerr
Gov. Jay Nixon and Missouri Department of Economic Development Director David Kerr were in Springfield April 7 to lead a roundtable discussion about the State Small Business Credit Initiative, a $26.9 million program designed to aid small businesses throughout the state. They stopped at the office of home furnishing manufacturer Taylor-Martin Group, 214 W. Phelps St.
Gov. Jay Nixon and Missouri Department of Economic Development Director David Kerr were in Springfield April 7 to lead a roundtable discussion about the State Small Business Credit Initiative, a $26.9 million program designed to aid small businesses throughout the state. They stopped at the office of home furnishing manufacturer Taylor-Martin Group, 214 W. Phelps St.
Shown here: Gov. Nixon, left, and DED Director David Kerr
Gov. Jay Nixon and Missouri Department of Economic Development Director David Kerr were in Springfield April 7 to lead a roundtable discussion about the State Small Business Credit Initiative, a $26.9 million program designed to aid small businesses throughout the state. They stopped at the office of home furnishing manufacturer Taylor-Martin Group, 214 W. Phelps St.
Gov. Jay Nixon and Missouri Department of Economic Development Director David Kerr were in Springfield April 7 to lead a roundtable discussion about the State Small Business Credit Initiative, a $26.9 million program designed to aid small businesses throughout the state. They stopped at the office of home furnishing manufacturer Taylor-Martin Group, 214 W. Phelps St.
Gov. Jay Nixon and Missouri Department of Economic Development Director David Kerr were in Springfield April 7 to lead a roundtable discussion about the State Small Business Credit Initiative, a $26.9 million program designed to aid small businesses throughout the state. They stopped at the office of home furnishing manufacturer Taylor-Martin Group, 214 W. Phelps St.
Gov. Jay Nixon and Missouri Department of Economic Development Director David Kerr were in Springfield April 7 to lead a roundtable discussion about the State Small Business Credit Initiative, a $26.9 million program designed to aid small businesses throughout the state. They stopped at the office of home furnishing manufacturer Taylor-Martin Group, 214 W. Phelps St.
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