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Florence Kong on Challenges Facing Asian Women Owned Businesses
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Florence Kong, President of Kwan Wo Iron Works, Inc. http://www.kwanwo.com/ and also President of the Asian American Contractors Association http://www.aaca-sf.com speaks with Sachi Koto in the National Council of Asian American Business Association's http://www.national-caaba.org video series "Our Mission. Our Voice" documenting the unheard story of Asian American Business Enterprises. Florence shares how strategic sourcing and unbundling contracts impact new businesses. Also shares her perspective on discrimination facing Minority Business Enterprises that are Asian and Women owned. Produced, Directed and Edited by Edward Cates, Nuance Marketing
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