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Congressional Tribute to Kaye Gantt

Original title: HONORING THE RETIREMENT OF KAYE GANTT

Record date · May 15, 2026

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What This Bill Does

Representative Valerie Foushee delivered a formal tribute in the House of Representatives honoring Kaye Gantt upon her retirement from the National Institute of Minority Economic Development. The remarks highlight Gantt's 17-year career and her role in distributing over $20 million in pandemic relief grants to small businesses.

Why it matters

This document serves as an official public record of recognition for a private citizen's career contributions to economic development in North Carolina.

Who It Affects

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Directly affected

Kaye Gantt

The subject of the congressional recognition.

Indirectly affected

National Institute of Minority Economic Development

The organization is mentioned in the official record regarding its mission and past performance.

Key Facts

Kaye Gantt is retiring after 17 years of service at the National Institute of Minority Economic Development.
Gantt provided leadership for a relief initiative that distributed over $20 million in grants.
The relief initiative supported over 2,000 historically underutilized businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The remarks were entered into the Congressional Record on May 15, 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of this document?

It is a formal, public recognition of Kaye Gantt's career achievements entered into the by Representative Valerie Foushee.

Does this document change any laws or funding?

No, this is a commemorative statement and does not enact legislation or authorize new funding.

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North Carolina, Kaye Gantt, Valerie Foushee and 1 more

locationNorth Carolina“The state where the organization operates.”Map →

PersonKaye Gantt“Retiring employee of the National Institute of Minority Economic Development.”Map →

PersonValerie Foushee“U.S. Representative who delivered the remarks.”Map →

OrganizationNational Institute of Minority Economic Development“The organization where Kaye Gantt served for 17 years.”Map →

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