Governor Patrick hosts a small business roundtable

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Governor Patrick hosts a small business roundtable

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Governor Patrick hosts a small business roundtable

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Harrisburg, IL tornado - destroyed business

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Damage to a business in Harrisburg, IL following the tornado that struck the town on February 29, 2012. State Farm quickly responded and are helping impacted residents with their recovery.

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Exchequer Secretary, David Gauke visits the North West

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Exchequer Secretary, David Gauke visits JNT Joinery in Preston to encourage businesses to take advantage of the National Insurance holiday scheme.

Exchequer Secretary, David Gauke visits the North West

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Exchequer Secretary, David Gauke visits JNT Joinery in Preston to encourage businesses to take advantage of the National Insurance holiday scheme.

David Branson, UA Local 434 Business Agent

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Atlanta - Sweet Auburn: Atlanta Life Insurance Company Building Annex

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This neoclassical annex to the Atlanta Life Insurance Company Building, at 142 Auburn Avenue, was built in 1936. The Atlanta Life Insurance Company Building, located at 148 Auburn Avenue, was originally constructed as a residence and served as the headquarters of the Atlanta Life Insurance Company, founded by Alonzo Herndon, from 1920 through 1980. Atlanta Life Insurance Co. moved to the adjacent, Herndon Plaza, in 1980.

The Sweet Auburn Historic District is a historic African-American neighborhood, running Auburn Avenue, formerly known as Wheat Street. The name Sweet Auburn was coined by John Wesley Dobbs, who called it the "richest Negro street in the world." Its rise as the preeminent black district in Atlanta stemmed from the 1906 Atlanta Race Riot, after which many black businesses started to relocate from previously integrated downtown district.

Sweet Auburn Historic District National Register #76000631 (1986)

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Governor Patrick visits Superlogics to highlight a new health insurance tool for small businesses

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Wednesday, April 21, 2010 -- Governor Patrick highlighted a recently launched state program specifically for small businesses struggling with the rising cost of health insurance for their employees. Business Express was launched by the Massachusetts Health Connector in February in conjunction with Governor Patrick's small business jobs bill. The program is designed for small businesses with 50 or fewer employees and all of its products carry the state's Seal of Approval for quality and value. Because there are no membership fees and reduced administrative costs, many businesses with five or fewer employees may save more than 0 per employee per year. Learn more here.

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Memphis Historical Markers: The Universal Life Insurance Building

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"Founded in 1923 by Dr. J.E. Walker, with co-founders A.W. Willis, Sr. and M.W. Bonner, this family business grew to be the fourth largest African-American-owned life insurance company in the United States. Dr. Walker's son, A. Maceo Walker, continued the business from 1952 until 1983. He was succeeded by his daughter, Patricia Walker Shaw, who ran it until her death in 1985. Descendants of all three families made significant contributions to the company's growth.

Designed by the African-American architectural firm McKissack and McKissack and constructed in 1949, this building houses the national headquarters of the Universal Life Insurance Company. The Egyptian-Revival style building is an ongoing example of the interest that African-Americans developed in the 1920s in Egyptian art. During the era of racial segregation, it was one of the few places where Blacks could gather for their civic and social affairs."

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