ANNUAL CRIME PREVENTION LUNCHEON
ANNUAL CRIME PREVENTION LUNCHEON November 10, 2016, Wyndham Garden 1 West Lafayette Street, Trenton, NJ 08608 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
LUNCHEON SPEAKER George D. Sowa, newly named founding CEO of Greater Trenton, an independent economic development nonprofit formed last fall to advance economic revitalization and attract business development in the state’s capital city. to Trenton. Sowa, a former senior executive f Brandywine Realty Trust who most recently helped steer Brandywine’s redevelopment efforts in the Gateway District of Camden, NJ.
Honoree
In 2002, the Metropolitan Trenton African American Chamber of Commerce , (MTAACC), in partnership with then Mayor Douglas Palmer’s Yes we Can Foundation and local business and community stakeholders, launched Crime Stoppers of Greater Trenton. To date, the efforts of CSGT have led to 91 arrests, 35 cases cleared, and $41,000 in drugs and stolen property seized. Through a secure, anonymous process, Crime Stoppers receives information with a goal of bringing to justice offenders who commit violent crimes. Tipsters can earn up to a $1000 cash reward for information that leads to an arrest. CRIMESTOPPERS CALL
Jim Carlucci
“Organizational Support Award”
General Admission - $60.00 REGISTER TODAY AT: 609-571-1620 www.aaccnj.com [email protected]
LUNCHEON SPEAKER George D. Sowa, newly named founding CEO of Greater Trenton, an independent economic development nonprofit formed last fall to advance economic revitalization and attract business development in the state’s capital city. to Trenton. Sowa, a former senior executive f Brandywine Realty Trust who most recently helped steer Brandywine’s redevelopment efforts in the Gateway District of Camden, NJ.
Honoree
In 2002, the Metropolitan Trenton African American Chamber of Commerce , (MTAACC), in partnership with then Mayor Douglas Palmer’s Yes we Can Foundation and local business and community stakeholders, launched Crime Stoppers of Greater Trenton. To date, the efforts of CSGT have led to 91 arrests, 35 cases cleared, and $41,000 in drugs and stolen property seized. Through a secure, anonymous process, Crime Stoppers receives information with a goal of bringing to justice offenders who commit violent crimes. Tipsters can earn up to a $1000 cash reward for information that leads to an arrest. CRIMESTOPPERS CALL
Jim Carlucci
“Organizational Support Award”
General Admission - $60.00 REGISTER TODAY AT: 609-571-1620 www.aaccnj.com [email protected]
