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We catch up with Jerry Jones Jr., Economic Development Director for the city of Richmond, and find out what's new with his department since our last chat in Spring 2021. Initially referred to as the Development Corporation of Richmond, Jerry's department has been going through a rebrand to refer to itself now as Develop Richmond. Along with their name change comes a renewed focus on small businesses and startups, and an exciting revamp of their upcoming Economic Development Week (May 9th - 13th).
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