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Posted: November 26, 2007
Black Women Enterprises hosts workshop
Black Women Enterprises, BWE, a statewide organization promoting women owned businesses, held the first in a series of entrepreneurial workshops. The topic of the workshop was "Financing Your Own Facility- for Small Businesses and Non-profits."
Speaking on the topic was Roslyn Goldmacher, president/CEO of Greater N.Y. Development Co., (GNYDC), which makes low cost subordinate mortgage loans to businesses & nonprofits in the tri-state area for capital projects under the SBA 504 and New Market Loan Funds.
Hosting the event was Society Café on 114th St. and Frederick Douglas Blvd.Shown (from left) are: Tomasz Kurlu, Society's general manager. Roslyn Goldmacher, Phyllis Hill Slater, chair BWE & treasurer GNYDC, Nicole Forman, Society's assistant manager, and Gina Slater Parker, president BWE
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