Mason Tillman Associates, Ltd. (Mason Tillman) recently hosted two business assistance meetings in East Oakland for local business owners regarding AC Transit's Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project.
Business owners learned about the latest construction news as well as the City of Oakland's Busin...
You're invited to attend Mason Tillman's upcoming workshops! In celebration of 2018 National Small Business Week, Mason Tillman Associates, Ltd. is hosting two workshops on expanding a business' customer base, securing business loans, and more.
Mason Tillman Associates, Ltd. (Mason Tillman) is hosting a Business Assistance Meeting in Oakland’s Chinatown for local business owners regarding AC Transit's Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project. Business owners will have the opportunity to learn the latest news about project construction, as well as t...
On International Boulevard, City of Oakland partner Mason Tillman Associates collaborated with Hack the Hood, another award-winning non-profit that introduces low-income youth of color to careers in tech, to develop websites for two more businesses.
Mason Tillman Associates, Ltd. hosted four Business Outreach Meetings on October 21 and 24 to inform businesses of the City of Oakland's 2017 Race and Gender Disparity Study.
In 2015, the State of New York (State) retained Mason Tillman Associates Ltd. to conduct a Disparity Study (Study). The Study is comprised of four separate components: Disparity Study, Personal Net Worth Review Study, Policy Study, and Workforce Study.
The City of Oakland has commenced work on its 2017 Race and Gender Disparity Study. The Study, which is being conducted by Mason Tillman Associates, Ltd., will determine if there is equity in the award of contracts and grants to local, small, minority, and women-owned businesses.
The City of Columbus hosted two business community meetings on May 24, 2017, to inform local companies and members of the community about the current Disparity Study. The Disparity Study will evaluate whether Minority and Woman Business Enterprises (M/WBE) have had equal access to the City’s contrac...
