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This summer, the Town of Benson started a special project to highlight their downtown businesses. Inspired by working with a videographer to produce a new economic development video, they decided to shoot their own in-house creations!
About once a week, a new 1:30-minute to 2-minute “Biz Vidz” highlighting one local business is posted to Benson’s social media accounts. These videos are shot, edited and fully produced in-house by the Benson Media Department at no charge to the businesses.
This is a long-term project with the goal of giving every business the chance to share their unique story and answer one question — “Why Benson?” So far, six videos have been released!
Learn how entrepreneurs and neighborhood leaders throughout Miami are breaking barriers through the B3 initiative, preserving cultural roots while shaping opportunities for the next generation.
Chandra Teddleton, Ph.D., shared how the Sweet Auburn Historic District is preserving Black history while creating opportunities for a vibrant and sustainable economic and cultural future.