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Llionessmagazine.com on 2023-08-02 19:07

Visa Player of the Match Will Deliver a Win for Women-Owned Businesses at FIFA Women’s World Cup

Visa is extending its Player of the Match athlete award to support women-owned small businesses with $500,000 in total grant funding.

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