Brittany McCoy

Business Coach @Increasing H.O.P.E Financial Training Center

Natchitoches, LA, US
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WORK HISTORY

Apr 2023 — Present

Business Coach @Increasing H.O.P.E Financial Training Center

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North Charleston, SC, US

I serve as a business coach for woman-owned startups in South Carolina, ensuring that they successfully register their business with the State of South Carolina, obtain all necessary licensing, and permits. I also assist with getting them \"funder-ready\", so that they are in an optimal position to apply for financial assistance.

EDUCATION

2009 — 2014

The University of Southern Mississippi

Bachelor's degree, Hospitality and Tourism Management

2018 — 2019

The University of Southern Mississippi

Master's Degree, Economic Development

ABOUT BRITTANY MCCOY

I’m the owner of McCoy Consulting, LLC. which provides grant writing and economic development consulting with a goal of increasing access to opportunity for all. I have a background in hospitality and tourism management (12 years), economic development (3 years in the public sector, and 3 in the private sector), grant writing and grant program management from Federal to local level (5 years) and recruiting (6 years). My education includes a BA in Hospitality & Tourism Management, MS in Economic Development, and 2 grant writing certifications. I work in a partnership and contractor capacity with a number of entities in grant writing, economic development, business consulting, and executive recruiting, including: The City of Lago Vista, TX Better City, LLC. The Pace Group Increasing Hope Financial Training Center- North Charleston, SC Higher Purpose Co. Jackson Redevelopment Authority The Church Triumphant Global I’ve been recognized by H&R Block Advisors, the Wall Street Journal, and Glamour Magazine, following her passion for development, helping others, and her experience as a small business owner and in navigating the professional world and overcoming vestibular migraines, known as one of many “invisible disabilities” that about 10% of 61 million adults with disabilities across the US face in silence, daily.

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