Featured Video: DIY Business Incubation In Ferndale
Government-funded business incubators can’t be all things to all people. Sometimes you have to roll up your sleeves and fill the niche no one wants to scratch. Meet Andy Didorosi, who wants to turn Ferndale’s Paper Street Motors building into a creative hive for small businesses.
Government-funded business incubators can’t be all things to all people. Sometimes you have to roll up your sleeves and fill the niche no one wants to scratch.
Click on the YouTube video below to meet Andy Didorosi, a young DIY’er who wants to turn the Paper Street Motors building in Ferndale into a creative hive for small businesses.
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