Tiffany Boykin Case Summary

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We are glad that our client, Tiffany Boykin, win $2500 grant for her business! With more than fifteen years of swimming instruction experience and strong passion for growing confident young swimmers, Tiffany opened her mobile swim school five years ago. To expand her business, she recently started taking an entrepreneur class instructed by professor Bern Baumgartner, one of CIELO’s network partner; and was later referred to CIELO. Elizabeth, our professional business mentor, sourced reliable funding based on her needs and encouraged her to apply. NOW, she got it!
CONGRATULATIONS, Tiffany Boykin and My Swim Buddy!
As a non-profit consultant organization, CIELO is assisting every single micro/small business owner to build business through expert

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