Neuman's
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Paul Neuman
BFA Alfred University 1977 Founded N&B 1981. President. Artist, collector, handball player, father.
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As quoted in The Franklin Report:
"For more than 30 years the Miller family as been running William Somerville, which is respected in the industry as one of the best architectural millwork firms in the country...Without a doubt one of the best firms in the country."
Jocelyn Nager, Esq. to receive the Dena Coye Women's Entrepreneurship Award for 2009, presented by the National Minority Business Council (NMBC).
Jocelyn Nager, Esq. President of Frank, Frank, Goldstein & Nager PC, a certified WBE company is to receive the Dena Coye Women’s Entrepreneurship Award for 2009, presented by the National Minority Business Council (NMBC). This year’s Luncheon Chair is Kurt Woetzel, Head of Bank Operations and Technology for The Bank of New York Mellon and Mistress of Ceremonies for the 30th Anniversary Luncheon is Renee Brown, president of the construction management firm, C.W. Brown, Inc. The National Minority Business Council, Inc. (NMBC), a not-for-profit 501 (c)(3) corporation, was founded in 1972. The primary purpose of the organization is to enhance the success and profitability of the small business community through the provision of high-quality services, programs, advocacy and networking support. The secondary purpose is to act as an information clearinghouse for the women- and minority-owned business enterprise (MWBE) community.
The award will be presented to Ms. Nager at NMBC’s 30th Annual Awards Luncheon, February 25, 2010 at the New York Marriott Marquis. This year is the introduction of the Dena Cove Outstanding Woman Entrepreneurship Award in memory of Dena Coye, founder of Dena Coye Productions, who passed away in 2007.
Jocelyn Nager, President of Frank, Frank, Goldstein & Nager PC furthered her career 20 years ago at the firm as an associate. Today, as leader of a rapidly growing law firm devoted to debt collection, serving both major corporations and premier legal and accounting firms, and mother of two young children, she exemplifies the role of a leader and woman entrepreneur.
Along with her responsibilities of managing and growing her firm and raising two children, she also fulfills her personal commitment to helping others with her work on a steering committee at WPEO (Women President’s Education Organization), as an active member in NAWBO (National Association of Women Business Owners), board member of EANYC (Executive Association of New York City) and participation in industry associations ISM (Institute for Supply Management) and IACC (International Association Commercial Collections).
Since joining the EANYC for almost two years, I have connected with many of the members who have helped me grow my business but most importantly I've been able to recommend many of the members to help on projects that I had been working on. I'm looking forward to a very busy spring!
Members in Execs have consistently gone out of their way to help me grow my business.
"Art of great business is being a good middle man"
A member asked our firm to analyze the group's medical plan. I introduced a separate insurer for the hourly population and a much more efficient prescription drug plan for the owner/management segment. This saved the firm well into 5 figures annually and earned me a long term client (they're now adding a voluntary insurance program) and a strong spokesperson from The Association. This process of continual learning and exploring our respective businesses make us more attuned to doing direct business and to referring prospects from our many spheres of influence. Optimally, we serve as extended sales forces for each other and strongly "stand by" each other as references.
My 20 years of membership in EANYC have proven to be an integral part of our company's annual marketing plan. I have been fortunate enough to gain business through introductions from fellow members going back as far as 18 years ago which we still retain as clients today.
I am very pleased and honored to say that I've been a member for close to eight years. The reason for joining originally was to grow my business and over the years it has resulted in several million dollars of work. My reason for remaining a member has gone beyond just business, as many strong relationships have developed.
To me EANYC represents the gold standard in face-to-face business networking.
The relationships I've developed through EA--and the International Executives' Association--are powerful. They broaden my global reach, keep me connected to what's important, and allow me to give back by mentoring and helping others grow their businesses.
Beyond these rewards, I've found that membership more than pays for itself in other ways. My involvement makes me a more effective lawyer, leader, and trusted adviser, and consistently enables me to expand what's possible.
I have been a member of EANYC since 2005 and it consistently has been one of my principle sources of referral business. The economics of membership are highly profitable. But the Execs is more than that. It is a peer to peer environment, affording the opportunity to share experiences and gain insights about the challenges of managing a small business that are equally invaluable.
Paul Neumann of Neumann's (one of New Yorks premier caterers) referred me to a client who was purchasing a rent stabilized building. After performing due diligence and closing on the purchase, the firm was retained to litigate against several of the tenants.
The client then employed Rosenberg & Estis to assist him in the purchase of The Pines, a resort located on Fire Island. This complex and heavily publicized transaction, which also involved the purchase of various business assets, was successfully completed in 2010.
The client continues to emply the firm for various real estate matters, demonstrating how for EANYC members, business relationships often lead to other business relationships.
Time Moving & Storage has been a member of the EANYC for over 25 years. It has helped us to continue to grow our business.
My experience has been good over the last few years. My area is still confusing for some of the memebers, but the members that get what I do are very helpful. I have been able to secure some very good leads and accounts for many members. I do not give out many leads, but when I do they are very worthwhile.
Joining EA is a process that speaks to their selectivity, ensuring that you are working with a strong group of professionals in mature businesses. Upon finally being accepted, and in only a few months, I have been given opportunities for sizable contracts. The members are genuine and work with you in good faith, which has tremendous value for an entrepreneur.
The Executives' Association brings together owners of successful businesses to help each other develop leads, uncover opportunities, and make senior-level contacts at businesses in metro New York. It works. Our firm has been a member 39 years.
As an active member of EANYC, I have had the advantage of being able to utilize numerous companies that are on the membership roster to aid in the selling and buying process of Manhattan real estate. Our customers have come to appreciate our added network of these quality vendors we’ve recommended through the years.
EANYC is not only the best organized and most effective networking organization in New York, participating in its weekly lunches at the Harvard Club and its cocktail parties at interesting venues throughout NYC is a very enjoyable experience. The members couldn't be friendlier and take their obligation to refer business to other members with a high priority. As an immigration attorney in NYC, many members have gone out of their way to not only introduce their employees who needed help with US work visas, but have also referred to me friends, business associates and family members who needed assistance with various US immigration matters. During my first few months of membership, the fees I was paid far exceeded the cost of the annual membership.
EANYC is a top notch organization. The members go out of their way to make introductions and refer business to other members. I know EANYC will help me grow my business for many years to come.
EANYC membership has opened up a whole new world to me. I joined for the networking opportunities, and I got so much more -- solid business referrals from a wonderful community of business people who help each other be successful.
EANYC is passionate about helping business people make connections. Whether through organized forums, email interactions or mentoring, members can count on making new contacts and deepening relationships with an expected outcome of advancing their business goals. EANYC is run by members, for members, reinforcing the goal of collaboration for mutual benefit and providing a strong sense of camaraderie.
Being a member of EANYC for more than five years has opened my eyes to the power of networking. Before joining EANYC we let the business come to us. Since joining EANYC we have learned how to get business by being proactive. As a result, we have been able to grow our business without additional expense. The return on our investment has been unparalleled and we could not be happier witrh our decision to join EANYC in 2004.
The Execs has been a powerful networking tool for us.
On consecutive nights I received a Hat from Sirius Satellite Radio while attending a Knicks and a Rangers Games. The next week I made an announcement at lunch and asked for a referral into Sirius. One of our members played in a weekly golf game with the CFO. And soon after we were introduced to the marketing department. Within 2 months we worked on their Superbowl Project valued at 100K+. Which is a substantial project for the ad-specialty/promotional products industry.
EANYC is our most important source of new business and ideas. As a 20 year member I have developed relationships with a variety of business leaders that enhance my role as president of Neuman's.
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