Mayor Bowser Invites Local Business Community to Celebrate DC Small Business Week

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Mayor Muriel Bowser invites the local business community to participate in the DC Small Business Week, scheduled from May 1 to May 5, 2025. The venue for the event will be Flowers by Alexes, located at 851 Upshur Street NW in Washington, D. C. This initiative, backed by the Small Business Administration, aims to promote entrepreneurship and foster business development in the region. Activities planned for the week will provide local businesses with valuable resources and networking opportunities.

Bowser emphasizes the importance of small businesses, which contribute significantly to the local economy and job market. The event seeks to address challenges faced by entrepreneurs and stimulate growth within the community. As part of her administration's economic strategy, Bowser aims to strengthen Washington's business landscape, ensuring a supportive environment for innovation and enterprise. The celebration aligns with national efforts to recognize and support small businesses during Small Business Week.

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