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Gov. Mike Parson announced yesterday the state would use $1 million of its pandemic relief funds for a grant program designed to assist coworking and incubator organizations.
The grants will be awarded to nonprofit and university-sponsored coworking and incubator spaces to help cover costs associated with COVID-19.
“Supporting Missouri’s entrepreneurs and startup companies is key to our economy,” Parson said in a statement. “These individuals are not only developing innovative products but also businesses that will create new jobs and opportunities for the people of our state.”
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