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WEDC’s Seyoum Mengesha cultivates businesses and entrepreneurs statewide
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Mengesha, 64, currently is business development director for the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. He previously was with the WEDC’s predecessor agency, the Wisconsin Department of Commerce, where he was part of a public revolving loan fund serving minority-owned businesses.
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