NAWBO Buffalo Niagara celebrates 30 years of empowering women

In a recent government meeting, the town board celebrated the 30th anniversary of the National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO) Buffalo Niagara, recognizing its significant contributions to empowering women entrepreneurs in the region. Laura Zimberg, a representative of NAWBO, was present to receive a proclamation highlighting the organization's role as a beacon of support and advocacy for women in business since its founding in 1975.

The proclamation emphasized NAWBO Buffalo Niagara's commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging, welcoming women entrepreneurs from all backgrounds. It noted the organization's efforts in propelling women into greater economic, social, and political spheres, ensuring their representation in decision-making processes.

The town board commended NAWBO for its unwavering dedication to fostering economic development and innovative change, which has profoundly impacted the local business culture. The proclamation called upon the community to honor NAWBO's legacy and continue supporting its mission to empower women entrepreneurs for future generations.

Additionally, the meeting included the presentation of certificates of appreciation to Pinnacle Island LLC for their support of the 2024 Pinnacle Island Golf Tournament, which benefits the Grand Island Police Department. The town board acknowledged the generous contributions of local businesses and their positive impact on the community.