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Women Entrepreneurs: Doing It Ourselves

La Casa de la Herencia Cultural Puertorriqueña
(La Casa) and PRSun Communications
cordially invite you to participate in the First
Annual Women Entrepreneurs: Doing It Ourselves Conference, in recognition of Latina
and other women leaders who are creating their own paths in the world of business, and making their entrepreneurial dreams real.

A dynamic keynote speaker and a panel of
women entrepreneurs will showcase their best business practices and tools for success, while private and government representatives will
address resources available to women interested in developing their own business or in need of
additional resources to reach their full potential.

The conference will also include a women
entrepreneur’s marketplace, a photo exhibit, a dance performance related to the conference’s
theme, and ample time for networking. The
conference is open to the general public and will attract participants from NYC and Tri-State area.

We welcome your sponsorship at this event.
Sponsors like you ensure the continued
fulfillment of our missions, and facilitate the essential collaborative work that takes place in
our community. We are looking forward to your participation and support. Select a sponsorship level, and join us in this exciting endeavor.

Thank You!

Leticia Rodríguez, Executive Director
La Casa de la Herencia Cultural Puertorriqueña

Clarisel González, Founder/Director
PRSun Communications

#wedoingitourselves

PRNewswire Spotlights PRSUN for Hispanic Heritage Month '14

"I like this blog because (Clarisel) Gonzalez keeps her coverage personal, namely her photo coverage of events like the National Puerto Rican Day Parade ’14 in Manhattan or the Puerto Rican Day Parade in the Bronx.

Puerto Rico Sun also shares important news about the Puerto Rican community. A recent example links directly to a Pew Research Hispanic Trends Project piece — Puerto Rican Population Declines on Island, Grows on U.S. Mainland." -- PR Newswire media relations manager Christine Cube

https://prnewswiremedia.wordpress.com/2014/09/22/blog-profiles-hispanic-heritage-blogs-part-2/

Puerto Rico Sun

Thursday, June 23, 2005

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