Memnosyne Foundation's Joppa Women's Entrepreneur Program

This short documentary was filmed and directed by Joshua Raymond Frenk and edited by Mike Losurdo.

About The Memnosyne Foundation's Joppa Women's Entrepreneur Program:

The purpose of The Memnosyne Foundation's Joppa Women's Entrepreneur Program is to partner with organizations in the local area in order to empower the women of the south Dallas Joppa community, especially single parents, to develop the skills of entrepreneurship by providing them with mentorship, guidence, and access to small grants that will enable them to start their own business with the long term goal of increasing the economic welfare and increased job opportunities within their community as a result.

The Memnosyne Foundation is deeply grateful to "Women That Soar's Brilliantly You Foundation" for selecting The Memnosyne Foundation's Joppa Women's Entreprenuer Program to be one of the beneficiaries of its 2010 outreach/grants.

The Memnosyne Foundation's Joppa Women's Entreprenuer Program Committe currently includes:

Coke Buchanan - Director of Memnosyne Center for Local and Global Outreach

Suliaman Hemani - Memnosyne Board Member/ Aga Kahn Foundation / Parliamant of World Religions DFW Committee

Richard Mauldin - Texas Capital Bank / Memnosyne Foundation Advisory Board Member

Gina Grant - CEO of Women That Soar

Rev. Dr. Karen Hollie - Minister of LifeWay Church / Member of Memnosyne Foundation's Interfaith Service Network

Mary Ann Thompson-Frenk - Co-Founder/President of The Memnosyne Foundation

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