The Power Networking Business Series has been named by NY Enterprise Report Magazine as one of the top Business Networking events in the NYC Metropolitian area.

Dubbed Networking Tuesdays in the HUB, the event is a buffet-style gathering intended to bring the Small Business Owners, Professionals, and Community & Civic Leaders together to share information. 

Are you in business? Want to expand your business? Are you starting a business?  Mortgage problems? Do you want a loan?   If your answer is YES, then you need to be at Nakisaki on Tuesday, August 25.

Networking Tuesdays in the HUB would give you the opportunity to meet and talk with others in business and get results for what you want to do. Each participant also gets a chance to introduce and/or promote his or her business.

Networking Tuesdays in the HUB promises to be a rewarding event.  Bring plenty of business cards and have questions to ask of experts.

The event will be covered by the local press – TV and newspaper.

The cover charge is $20 online and $25.00 at door, payable via PayPal, credit card or check/money order.  Reservation and payment required by August 20th.  Make payment payable to Hempstead/Uniondale Times and mail to:

Hempstead/Uniondale Times

250 Fulton Avenue, Suite M114

Hempstead, NY  11550

Email RSVP to hutimes@aol.com or philandrews2001@yahoo.com

For further information,Registration, sponsorship and benefits, call (516) 292-1263 or (516) 717-9769.

Past Guest Speaker:

Andrew Morrison - Small Business Camp www.90dayplan.com

About: Co-Host Phil Andrews

Phil Andrews has served as Vice President and Marketing Director of the Haircut Hut franchise for over a decade. Mr. Andrews is listed in Who's Who in Black America and International Who's Who. He is also featured in a book published by, Mr. Robert H. Adams entitled, 15 years of Minority Business Development. Currently, he is the Public Relations Director for Cbbooksdistribution.com, Awarenessmagazine.net, SGIB Magazine.com, Hempstead Horn Newspaper, African Atlantic Genealogical Association, and 100 Black Men of Long Island.

Mr. Andrews is a current member of the Caribbean- American Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Inc., Former Chairman of Public Relations for The United Black Men of Queens, Inc., and member of the New York Association of Black Journalist, National Black Public Relations Society of New York, and Urban League of Long Island Young Professionals. Mr. Andrews is the current President of 100 Black Men of Long Island, Inc.

In October of 1995, Mr. Andrews was presented the Nassau Council of Chambers of Commerce/Roosevelt Chamber of Commerce Small Business Person of the Year Award.

In 1998, he was presented with the Nassau Council of Chambers/West Indian Chamber of Commerce Small Business Person of the Year Award.

He has also received a citation from the 18th Assembly District of Long Island New York, Assemblywomen Earlene Hooper Hill. In 2005 Mr. Andrews received a Proclamation for Outstanding Service to New York's 10th Congressional District presented by Congressman Ed Towns. Mr. Andrews has received Proclamations from former Nassau County Executive Thomas S. Gullotta, and former Town of Hempstead Supervisor Mr. Richard Guardino.

In 2005 & 2006 Mr. Andrews was inducted into the Caribbean American Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Inc. as a Member Visionary.

About: Co-host Elseah Cheah

 Mr. Elseah W. Chea, publisher of the Hempstead-Uniondale Times, earned his bachelor’s degree from The City College of New York and his master’s degree from Teachers College Columbia University.  Mr. Chea attended and graduated from Cardinal Hayes High School in the Bronx.

Mr. Chea has been practicing journalism for over 20 years. He got his start when he interviewed the late civil rights advocate, Stokely Carmichael (a.k.a. Kwame Toure), in 1981. The interview was subsequently published in BMCC Voice (a Borough of Manhattan Community Student newspaper). Since then, Mr. Chea has edited/published an array of publications, namely-- Intertwine and The New York Profile magazines, and The Pan-African Herald, US/Liberian Voice and The Hempstead Horn newspapers.

Mr. Chea currently teaches English composition at Molloy College in Rockville Centre and Briarcliff College in Bethpage.  He has also taught at the College of New Rochelle, Hostos Community College, Borough of Manhattan Community College, State University of New York/Old Westbury, and York College; he is a former teacher with the New York City Board of Education, where he taught language arts. 

The cover charge is $20 online and $25.00 at door, payable via PayPal, credit card or check/money order.  Reservation and payment required by August 20th.  Make payment payable to Hempstead/Uniondale Times and mail to:

Hempstead/Uniondale Times

250 Fulton Avenue, Suite M114

Hempstead, NY  11550

Nakasaki Restaurant
275 Fulton Street
Hempstead, NY 11550

Hempstead Uniondale Times & Power Networking Business Series

New York, New York - Business Events in NYC & Long Island Metropolitian area gain book through Business 2 Business Networking Series billed as Networking Tuesdays in the HUB

The Power Networking Series has presented business networking in Harlem, Queens, and Long Island for the 2006 calendar year. The Power Networking Series next monthly networing event is August 25, 2009 at Nakasaki's Restaurant located at 275 Fulton Ave. Hempstead, new York, 11550.

Recently, the Power Networking Business Series offered a free E-Newsletter to all business owners requesting a subscription to it's newsletter.

To order your free subscription to the the Power Networking Series E-Newsletter Email us at philandrews2001@yahoo.com.

The Newsletter features articles, news and upcoming events.

The Power Networking Business Series is a referral-based online and offline business network offering monthly networking events to members. The Power Networking Business Series was named one of New York's top networking groups in the July 15, 2006 issue of New York Enterprise Report.

The Power Networking Series, run by Phil Andrews, is a premier networking organization which has operated in the NYC metropolitan area for well over a decade.

The group's primary mission is to increase the number of quality contacts that Power Networking members are exposed to at the Power Networking events. Business development is at the core of the Power Networking Business Series. Viable and meaningful contacts lead to increased business in the marketplace.

Everyone needs a vehicle by which to get where they want to go. The Power Networking Business Series is the vehicle of choice for Power Networkers seeking Powerful Relationships.

The Power Networking Business Series provides an environment where members can effectively market their products and services.

The Power Networking Business Series database enables members to form reciprocal relationships with other Power Networking members, thereby creating a vehicle, which is conducive to business growth and development.

The Power Networking Business Series (PNBS) will be a source of information in a variety of ways to its members, i.e., Invites to all Power Networking Events, Invites to all Non Power Networking Events, E-mail bulletins, Printed articles, Power Networking Online Newsletter, Offline newsletter, New referral contact list.

The Power Networking Business Series has an ongoing commitment to maximizing the human contacts that are exposed to the Power Networking meetings and to develop power relationships over a period of time based on those relationships. Viable and meaningful contacts lead to increased business in the marketplace.

The Power Networking Business Series recently launched its 2007 membership drive.

About New York Enterprise Report:

Robert S. Levin, is Founder and President of RSL Media LLC and publisher of The New York Enterprise Report (The Report). The Report, in print, online and at events, features how-to articles written by experts to help leaders of small businesses increase revenue, reduce costs and build value. Since its launch in 2003, The Report has become a must read for anyone who wants to grow their business.

Prior to launching the New York Enterprise Report, Robert was CEO of Profile Pursuit, a custom magazine publisher. At Profile, which published magazines for organizations such as Crunch Gyms, the ATP, and the Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses (AWHONN), he led the efforts on transforming the company’s sales process as well as improving relationships with the company’s partners.

For more information on the New York Enterprise Report, log on to http://www.nyreport.com