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Tulsa Economic Development Corporation
907 South Detroit, Suite 1001Tulsa OK, 74120-4265
CDFI Awards for Tulsa Economic Development Corporation
FA (2008) - $599,550
Tulsa Economic Development Corporation (TEDC) is a certified CDFI established in 1979. TEDC provides small business loans to low-income and minority entrepreneurs in Tulsa, Oklahoma. TEDC will use the 2008 Financial Assistance award of $500,000 to continue providing micro and small business loans to underserved populations. TEDC will use the 2008 Technical Assistance grant of $99,550 to perform a market study on possible market expansion, hire additional staff to keep up with demand, and hire consultants to administer a business development training program with coursework and one-on-one business coaching.
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MetaMarkets OK, LLC.
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New Markets Redevelopment, LP
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Osage Nation
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