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An upcoming exhibition of abstract acrylics by Rye, NY artist H. Joseph Blumstein, “Exploring Our World: The Abstract Eye”, could just as easily be spelled-out as “The Abstract ‘I’.” It is, in many ways, a visual memoir of the artist.

David L. Stewart, founder and CEO of World Wide Technology, Inc, St. Louis, MO, is the honorary chair and keynote speaker of this year’s, 32nd Annual Awards Luncheon & 40th Anniversary celebration. Seven organizations will be honored.

Getting a late start on a New Year's resolution to lose weight and get in shape can actually be more successful and longer-lasting than impulsively buying a gym membeship on the first of the New Year, according to Personal Tainer Josephj Hunt.

Assisted by Monroe College’s International Students Academic Scholarships, worth up to $3,500 each semester, students from any overseas country can save as much as $28,000 in tuition, room & board.

The SBA offers women and minority-owend businesses assistance in successfully competing applications for Federal contracts. The National Minority Business Council will offer workshops on international trade and corporate procurement contracts.

Monroe College Admissions Counselor Krystle Dookoo is visiting Trinidad and Tobago high schools and community colleges, this week, to discuss Associate and Bachelors degree programs. A native of Trinidad & Tobago, she is a 2006 Monroe graduate.

Wall Street investment banker turned entrepreneur will headline National Minority Business Council's 9th Annual Women’s Business Leadership Conference at BNY Mellon headquarters in Manhattan's Wall Street district. 200 are expected to attend.

The National Minority Business Council advocates the passage of the American Jobs Act. NMBC President & CEO John F. Robinson draws on Martin Luther King's "Life's Blueprint" speech as a 2011 blueprint for Congress & business to create new jobs.

Monroe College Jumpstart Program offers high school seniors a tuition-free head start on their college education. The 15-week courses are taught by Monroe faculty and earn 3 college credits. It begins in New Rochelle, NY saturday, September 24.

NYC Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and the NYC Dept. of Small Business Services honored John F. Robinson, President/CEO of the Natl. Minority Business Council with a Neighborhood Achievement Award for Minority and Women-owned Enterprise Advocacy.