The state's venture capital firm says it has preserved 378 jobs and opened the door for another 278, according to a recent report submitted to state lawmakers.
The West Virginia Jobs Investment Trust presented a report on the West Virginia Capital Access Program to the Senate Economic Development Committee during the final weeks of this year's legislative session.
The report detailed the lending made through the Capital Access Program, which is designed to help equip small businesses with the capital they need to invest, expand and create jobs.
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