Organized Neighborhood Learning Association (ONLA)

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Organized Neighborhood Learning Association (ONLA) is a two-member limited liability company that provides various business development services in both English and Spanish. ONLA embraces diversity and acknowledges the environment. With our humanitarian purpose and dedication to green initiatives, ONLA brings value to customers, keeps costs low, and profits high. ONLA expects to grow into a full-service firm by offering clients turnkey business and writing solutions. Specifically, ONLA plans to secure at least two long-term customers in the first year of operation and will increase to at least 15 by year five with our fresh outlook on business, customer-friendly values, and competitive

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