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Connecticut Content Creator Collaborative launched to pair creators with small businesses

Office of the Governor · January 15, 2026
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Summary

An unidentified speaker announced the launch of the Connecticut Content Creator Collaborative to connect content creators with small businesses, citing support from the governor and urging creators to "tell the story of Connecticut." A brief verbal slip referenced "Canada" before the speaker reiterated Connecticut.

An unidentified speaker announced the launch of the Connecticut Content Creator Collaborative, saying the program will connect content creators with small businesses to help them tell their stories.

The speaker framed the initiative as backed by the governor’s office, saying "the governor cares more about this state than anybody" and that participants "will have just as much of a place as he does." The remarks positioned the program as an effort to raise public awareness of Connecticut businesses through local digital storytelling.

According to the speaker, the collaboration aims to "get the small business together with you, and help them tell a story," encouraging creators to use their platforms to promote local commerce and community assets. At one point the speaker misspoke and said "Canada"; the program name and surrounding comments make clear the effort is focused on Connecticut.

Event details such as application processes, funding, timelines and exact partnerships were not specified in the remarks.

The announcement concluded with an appeal to participants to "help us tell the story of the great state" and to amplify Connecticut through their content.

No motions, votes or formal actions were recorded in the provided transcript.