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City Kicks Off the 41st Annual Philadelphia Micro Economic Development (MED) Week

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Philadelphia will kick off its 41st Annual Micro Economic Development (MED) Week on October 6, 2025, focusing on local economic growth and business development. Organized by the Office of Economic Opportunity, the event seeks to connect entrepreneurs with essential resources. Local officials highlight that MED Week plays a crucial role in fostering community resilience and supporting small businesses. The initiative will include workshops, networking sessions, and informational events tailored to the needs of local entrepreneurs. Philadelphia's ongoing commitment to economic development aligns with national trends aimed at revitalizing urban economies.

The city has previously seen success with similar initiatives, which have led to increased business engagement and investment. This year’s MED Week is anticipated to attract a diverse group of participants from various sectors. Such events are vital for sustaining the economic landscape and ensuring continued growth in Philadelphia.

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