Opinion: ‘Empowering small businesses to shape Memphis’ future’
Memphis Mayor Paul Young, left, and Economic Development Growth Engine President and CEO Joann Massey unveil June 26 the new “Entrepreneurship City: Where Grit Meets Growth" program. (Dima Amro/The Daily Memphian)
Joann Massey
Joann Massey serves as the President and CEO of EDGE, the Economic Development Growth Engine for Memphis and Shelby County.
“Every storefront that opens, every local business that expands and every entrepreneur who secures funding contributes to the economic vitality of our city.”
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