Nordstrom seeks minority business participation From: Indianapolis Recorder | Date: April 2, 1994| Author: Connie Gaines Hayes | . Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

Indianapolis Recorder

04-02-1994

Nordstrom seeks minority business participation.

By CONNIE GAINES HAYES

Senior Staff Writer

Let's face it, in today's society it is not uncommon for small minority businesses to be alleviated when it comes to major corporate involvement.

Nordstrom recognized this some years ago and is giving these individuals a piece of the pie.

With major stores on the West and East Coast and the Midwest, inc...

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