This Week on Kaleidoscope - August 5, 2012
Posted: 08/07/2012
President of the National Association of Real Estate Brokers Julius Cartwright talks about the organization's national conference being held in Cleveland and some of the issues that would be discussed during the event. For more information log on to http://www.nareb.com
Program Coordinator at A Cultural Exchange Kate Teichman and Assistant Commissioner for the City of Cleveland Division of Recreation Samuel Gissentaner talk about the Read Baby Read Book Club and the city's role with A Cultural Exchange. For more information call 216.229.8300 or log on to http://www.aculturalexchange.org or http ://www.cleveland-oh.gov
Director of the Urban League Small Business Development Center Donna Dabbs and Business Services Advisor at Cuyahoga Community College Kirby Freeman discuss the Goldman Sachs Ten Thousand Small Businesses Initiative aimed at training small business owners on how to make their businesses successful. For more information call 216.622.0999 or 216.987.3689 or log on to http://www.ulcleveland.org or http://www.tri-c.edu/10ksb
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