Closer Look: Developer Ryan Gravel Shares The Latest on the West End Mall Re-Development; Local Public Health Initiative Jscreen Promotes Genetic Screening Awareness; Wells Fargo Grant Funds Growth of Diverse Small Businesses
Closer Look: Developer Ryan Gravel Shares The Latest on the West End Mall Re-Development; Local Public Health Initiative Jscreen Promotes Genetic Screening Awareness; Wells Fargo Grant Funds Growth of Diverse Small Businesses
January 21, 2020
Tuesday, January 21, 2020 on “Closer Look with Rose Scott:”
0:00: Karen Grinzaid, executive director of Jscreen, an Atlanta-based nonprofit public health initiative, joins “Closer Look with Rose Scott” for a live, in-studio conversation about the upcoming Jewish Genetic Screening Awareness Week and the mission of her organization.
Karen Grinzaid, executive director of Jscreen, an Atlanta-based nonprofit public health initiative, joins “Closer Look with Rose Scott” for a live, in-studio conversation about the upcoming Jewish Genetic Screening Awareness Week and the mission of her organization (Photo credit: LaShawn Hudson/WABE)
18:16: Developer and Atlanta Beltline visionary Ryan Gravel joins “Closer Look” in the studio to discuss the latest regarding the West End Mall re-development.
Renderings of Elevator City Partner’s plans for the West End Mall redevelopment. (Courtesy of Elevator City Partners)
Renderings of Elevator City Partner’s plans for the West End Mall redevelopment. (Courtesy of Elevator City Partners)
Renderings of Elevator City Partner’s plans for the West End Mall redevelopment. (Courtesy of Elevator City Partners)
38:37: The Wells Fargo Foundation is giving $2.8 million to the nonprofit Access to Capital for Entrepreneurs Inc. (ACE) to promote the growth of diverse small businesses and create 500 jobs. Tiffany Bussey, director of the Morehouse Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center, Chad Gregory, Wells Fargo Region Bank president, and Martina Edwards, chief of strategic partnerships at Access to Capital for Entrepreneurs Inc., join “Closer Look” in the studio to tell us more about how the grant will be used.
The Wells Fargo Foundation is giving $2.8 million to the nonprofit Access to Capital for Entrepreneurs Inc. (ACE) to promote the growth of diverse small businesses and create 500 jobs. Tiffany Bussey, director of the Morehouse Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center, Chad Gregory, Wells Fargo Region Bank president, and Martina Edwards, chief of Strategic Partnerships at Access to Capital for Entrepreneurs Inc., join “Closer Look” in studio to tell us more about how the grant will be used. (Photo credit: LaShawn Hudson/WABE)
“Closer Look” is produced by Candace Wheeler, Grace Walker and LaShawn Hudson.
