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Diane Sturgen | Eggs & Issues 5/11

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Diane Sturgen | Eggs & Issues 5/11

We speak with Diane Sturgen from SBA as we broadcasting LIVE at Eggs & Issues. This Month’s Eggs & Issues: Celebrating Small Business – Maine’s Economic Backbone. Small businesses comprise 99% of all businesses in Maine. In recognition of May being Small Business Month, we welcome them to the conversation with 3 award-winning small business leaders as they discuss available resources and the real-world challenges that lead to their success!

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National Headlines

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