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Victoria Hosendorf Appointed as Director of the Philadelphia
MBDA Business Center
Philadelphia, PA - May 27, 2015 - The Enterprise Center has announced the appointment of Victoria Hosendorf to Director of the Philadelphia MBDA Business Center (MBC-PA). Hosendorf will be responsible for overseeing all MBC-PA operations and client support services.
The Enterprise Center is the operator of the Philadelphia MBDA Business Center under a public/private partnership with the Minority Business Development Agency, a division of the U.S. Department of Commerce. "MBC-PA is the core of The Enterprise Center's mission to advance, advocate and support minority entrepreneurs in the Greater Philadelphia region," said The Enterprise Center President Della Clark, adding, "Ms. Hosendorf has the experience and expertise required to lead MBC-PA. I am confident in her ability to help our clients grow to bring greater economic impact to the City of Philadelphia, and the rest of Pennsylvania, Southern New Jersey and Delaware."
Ms. Hosendorf has years of experience supporting the growth of minority entrepreneurs. Prior to joining The Enterprise Center, Ms. Hosendorf served as Director of Corporate Relations and Operations of the Eastern Minority Supplier Development Council of Pennsylvania-New Jersey-Delaware. She is a graduate of The National Graduate School of Quality Management and holds a Master of Science in Quality Systems Management and a BS from Farleigh Dickinson University.
Ms. Hosendorf replaces James Sanders II who announced his resignation as MBC-PA Director in May 2015. Sanders spent six and half productive years with The Enterprise Center, first as MBC-PA Assistant Director and then as MBC-PA Director. He has returned to the world of banking as Vice President at Cape Bank.
To learn more about MBC-PA, visit here. To learn more about the work of The Enterprise Center, visit here or call 215.895.4000.
MBDA Business Center
Philadelphia, PA - May 27, 2015 - The Enterprise Center has announced the appointment of Victoria Hosendorf to Director of the Philadelphia MBDA Business Center (MBC-PA). Hosendorf will be responsible for overseeing all MBC-PA operations and client support services.
The Enterprise Center is the operator of the Philadelphia MBDA Business Center under a public/private partnership with the Minority Business Development Agency, a division of the U.S. Department of Commerce. "MBC-PA is the core of The Enterprise Center's mission to advance, advocate and support minority entrepreneurs in the Greater Philadelphia region," said The Enterprise Center President Della Clark, adding, "Ms. Hosendorf has the experience and expertise required to lead MBC-PA. I am confident in her ability to help our clients grow to bring greater economic impact to the City of Philadelphia, and the rest of Pennsylvania, Southern New Jersey and Delaware."
Ms. Hosendorf has years of experience supporting the growth of minority entrepreneurs. Prior to joining The Enterprise Center, Ms. Hosendorf served as Director of Corporate Relations and Operations of the Eastern Minority Supplier Development Council of Pennsylvania-New Jersey-Delaware. She is a graduate of The National Graduate School of Quality Management and holds a Master of Science in Quality Systems Management and a BS from Farleigh Dickinson University.
Ms. Hosendorf replaces James Sanders II who announced his resignation as MBC-PA Director in May 2015. Sanders spent six and half productive years with The Enterprise Center, first as MBC-PA Assistant Director and then as MBC-PA Director. He has returned to the world of banking as Vice President at Cape Bank.
To learn more about MBC-PA, visit here. To learn more about the work of The Enterprise Center, visit here or call 215.895.4000.
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