NABWIC

In the wake of the pending Supreme Court decision on the restoration of felon's rights, NABWIC interviews activist Michelle Williams who is a local Tampa Activist dedicated and committed to justice. She speaks with NABWIC the National Associationof Black Women in Construction concerning the Automatic Restoring of ones Civil Rights,why its important ,and how does it relate to construction.

Michelle Williams, is a local Tampa Activist dedicated and committed to justice. She speaks with NABWIC the National Associationof Black Women in Construction concerning the Automatic Restoring of ones Civil Rights,why its important ,and how does it relate to construction.

Michelle Williams, is a local Tampa Activist dedicated and committed to justice. She speaks with NABWIC the National Associationof Black Women in Construction concerning the Automatic Restoring of ones Civil Rights,why its important ,and how does it relate to construction.

Katina McClinton interviews Greg Green, Tampa candidate for County Judge seat, Group 2.

Greg Green is a Tampa Native and proud Graduate of Chamberlin High School, USF & FSU College of Law.  He currently resides in Riverview with his wife & two young daughters.  He is a Former Prosecutor, Former Assistant Attorney General, earned designation as AVVO Rated 10, Ten Best Family Lawyers by AFILA and is a member of Hillsborough, Florida & Family Law Section of the Bar.  He is also Assistant Football Coach at Robinson High school for both boy’s & girl’s football team.  Other activities include:Juvenile Attorney Ad Litem, Great American Teach-In, Big Brother, Habitat for Humanity, and Counselor at Crossing Church.

Greg Green

County Judge Group 2

Court Judge Group 2

412 E. Madison St #900

Tampa, FL 33602

813-495-8981

NABWIC Legislative Committee Member Katina Mc Clinton, will be interviewing Tampa native Greg Green who's runiing for Hillsborough County Judge Group 2 in Tampa Florida

Sandy McDonald has been the Director of the Broward County Office of Economic and Small Business Development (OESBD) since June 2013. Mr. McDonald has an expansive vision of economic development for all of Broward County, centered on an entrepreneurial spirit and dedication to small business success, as well as a renewed sense of partnership with the County’s 31 municipalities and its Municipal Services District. 

Prior to joining Broward County, Mr. McDonald worked for 13 years in Community and Economic Development on both local and federal programs. His expertise includes initiating tax increment finance programs, brownfield redevelopment, small business development and disadvantaged business enterprise opportunities.

115 S. Andrews Ave., Room A-680

Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301-1802

Phone: 954-357-6400 / 954-357-6155 

Fax: 954-357-5674

Sandy McDonald has been the Director of the Broward County Office of Economic and Small Business Development (OESBD) since June 2013. Mr. McDonald has an expansive vision of economic development for all of Broward County, centered on an entrepreneurial spirit and dedication to small business success, as well as a renewed sense of partnership with the County’s 31 municipalities and its Municipal Services District. 

Prior to joining Broward County, Mr. McDonald worked for 13 years in Community and Economic Development on both local and federal programs. His expertise includes initiating tax increment finance programs, brownfield redevelopment, small business development and disadvantaged business enterprise opportunities.

115 S. Andrews Ave., Room A-680

Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301-1802

Phone: 954-357-6400 / 954-357-6155 

Fax: 954-357-5674

NABWIC Founder and President of MCO Construction, Anne McNeil, interviews Broward County's Director of OESBD.

Sandy McDonald has been the Director of the Broward County Office of Economic and Small Business Development (OESBD) since June 2013. Mr. McDonald has an expansive vision of economic development for all of Broward County, centered on an entrepreneurial spirit and dedication to small business success, as well as a renewed sense of partnership with the County’s 31 municipalities and its Municipal Services District. 

Prior to joining Broward County, Mr. McDonald worked for 13 years in Community and Economic Development on both local and federal programs. His expertise includes initiating tax increment finance programs, brownfield redevelopment, small business development and disadvantaged business enterprise opportunities.

115 S. Andrews Ave., Room A-680

Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301-1802

Phone: 954-357-6400 / 954-357-6155 

Fax: 954-357-5674

Business owner and NABWIC host Tylene Henry interviews Tasha Green who, will be the first African American city council woman to serve on the Westland City Council in Michigan.

Tasha Green is a long-time resident of Westland, MI and a WBE / MBE / SBE certified small business owner.   She is an internationally accredited property manager, a licensed real estate broker, a licensed abatement contractor, and homeowner who has lived in Westland for more than 13 years.  Tasha has consistently supported Westland senior citizens, unions, fiscal responsibility, public safety and business development.

“As your next city council woman, I look forward to serving the citizens of Westland with excellence.  I will continue to do this for the people of Westland by working to strengthen our economy, bringing businesses to our city, and by continuing to support local law enforcement efforts to keep our city safe.”

Visit:  www.votetashagreen.com

NABWIC POLITICALLY SPEAKING with national membersr regarding the importance of engaging in politics and why its critical to vote in local elections.