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Trio of New Businesses Approved for ICED Loans

A performing arts training center, multi-use space, and entrepreneur business development center were all green-lighted after receiving Inner City Economic Development (ICED) loan approval. Fine arts instructor Venise Settles has launched a non-profit training center...

Dulberger to Depart EDGE in December

The President and CEO of the Economic Development Growth Engine (EDGE) have announced plans to leave the organization. Reid Dulberger began working at EDGE in 2012. He concurrently serves as Chief Economic Development Officer for the City of Memphis and for Shelby...

Whitehaven Creamery Seeks ICED Loan For Improvement Plans

A new creamery will soon call Whitehaven home with help from EDGE’s Economic Development Finance Committee. Kaye’s Pints & Scoops is owned by entrepreneur Kiamesha Wilson. Wilson received a forgivable $15,000 ICED loan for improvements to the business’s 2089...

EDGE Approves New Economic Development Loan in Whitehaven

EDGE’s Economic Development Finance Committee approved Sumadhi Spa Pro Aesthetics Training Center as the twelfth Whitehaven business to receive an Inner City Economic Development (ICED) loan to assist with interior improvements. Pro Aesthetics Training Center, founded...