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Entrepreneurs and Small Businesses Are Vital to Our Economy and We Must Nurture Both
Treating them as equal partners in revitalizing our communities is smart policy.
As executive director of CTNext, Glendowlyn manages and oversees the array of strategic economic development programs focused on fostering entrepreneurship, startups and growth-stage businesses while cultivating a robust innovation ecosystem on behalf of the State of Connecticut.
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