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    New Move to Make Resounding “IMPACCT”in Brooklyn’s Small Business Community

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    IMPACCT Brooklyn executive director Bernell Grier (center in red), stands with Brooklyn-based small business owners and leaders who will be receiving RING security systems. The system protects commercial properties and residences. Note: As OTP’s goes to print, guests, far left, and third from right, will be identified in next week’s paper. From left to right, are, Unidentified Guest, Dara Roach (in olive green ensemble), CEO, BCakeNY; Moriah “MJ” Johnson (in black striped jacket), CEO & Founder, Only You Skincare; Ms. Grier; Sheryl Roberts (blue ensemble); Unidentified Guest; Mafor Mambo Tse, Owner, Arts in Education; and Miriam Milord, Founder & Creative Director, BCakeNY.

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