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Posted: May 5, 2008
Queens borough president Marshall honored by Kiwanis and GNYDC
Greater New York Development Co. (GNYDC) joined the LaGuardia Kiwanis Club to honor Queens borough president, The honorable Helen Marshall at a gala fund raiser at Terrace on the Park.
GNYDC provides low cost second mortgage loans to businesses & nonprofits in the borough (along with the rest of the state) and is represented at Kiwanis by GNYDC business development officer, Doris Mellina, currently president of the LaGuardia Kiwanis Club. Phyllis Hill Slater, rounder Black Women Enterprises, Roz Goldmacher, president/CEO of GNYDC also attended the event. The guest of honor is a long-time LGA Kiwanis member.The LaGuardia Kiwanis Club is part of Kiwanis International.
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