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Leo’s Mercado in Marinette serves Hispanic population and more
Salina grew up in Marinette, but Eduardo immigrated to the area nine years ago from Mexico. Before the pandemic, Salina had an idea to open a Hispanic grocery store, but COVID hit, and they had to put their dreams on hold. That is until they talked with SCORE, a Green Bay nonprofit dedicated to small businesses. They were matched with a mentor that helped them through the business process. After their licensing, LLC registration and tax ID came through, they opened in July 2022 as the first Hispanic grocery store in the area.
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Marinette couple draws on vision, help from SCORE, to open Leo's Market in Marinette
When Salina and Eduardo Hernandez of Marinette wanted corn tortillas to make a favorite recipe, they had to travel to Green Bay. They hoped that a Hispanic grocery store would locate in the area, but as the years passed without that happening, they made it their dream.
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Marinette Couple Draws On Vision, Help From SCORE, To Open Leo's Market in Marinette
Salina and Eduardo Hernandez of Marinette worked with SCORE Green Bay to help achieve their small business dreams.
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¿Quiere Resultados? Busque Mentores Financieros
La directora ejecutiva de SCORE, Bridget Weston, explica por qué los mentores son tan importantes.
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A Path to Financial Security That Doesn’t Lead to a 401(k)
This New York Times article examines how some Black and Hispanic millennials are turning to alternative careers like real estate or entrepreneurship to find financial security, including insights from SCORE.
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South Florida Entrepreneur Wants to Help Non-Profits Thrive
Latina entrepreneur Lorinda Gonzalez launched her business, Grants Ink, with help from SCORE and mentor Ricardo Casas. So far, she has helped provide over $17 million in grants for non-profits and purpose-based businesses.

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