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Two Banks Join Council Advising Boston’s Mayor on Procurement Diversity
by Banker & Tradesman | Nov 4, 2019
Two banks have joined an advisory council established by Boston Mayor Marty Walsh as part of a push to diversify the businesses who supply the city of Boston’s many departments with goods and services.
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