Everybody’s Business: Declaring minority status wasn’t an easy decision for Metz

MOVING AHEAD: George Metz, who has Montauk and Narragansett tribal roots, has certified his company, G. Metz Moving and Storage, as a minority-owned business, but in some cases, he feels it’s been a hinderance. / PBN PHOTO/RUPERTY WHITELEY
MOVING AHEAD: George Metz, who has Montauk and Narragansett tribal roots, has certified his company, G. Metz Moving and Storage, as a minority-owned business, but in some cases, he feels it’s been a hinderance. / PBN PHOTO/RUPERTY WHITELEY
(Editor’s note: This is the 21st installment in a monthly series speaking with minority business owners and leaders. Each are asked their views on minority-business conditions in the state and for ways to improve those businesses’ chances for success. See previous installments here.) Most of the people George Metz does business with probably don’t know he’s…

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