Small Business Revolution’s Twin Cities Season Will Be Its Last
9 Nov 2021
News
Following five seasons of helping small businesses on Main Streets across the country and chronicling their progress on TV, Deluxe Corp. brings its “Small Business Revolution” series home to spotlight six Black-owned businesses in Minneapolis and St. Paul. At a launch party last week, Deluxe chief brand and content officer Amanda Brinkman, the show’s creator and host, divulged that the season debuting today will be the last.
“It’s such a wonderful set of small businesses,” Brinkman said. “It was just a perfect ending to the series, to bring it home to Minneapolis and St. Paul.”
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