Paul Gentile, president/CEO of the New Jersey Credit UnionLeague, did his part Tuesday to help spread the word about creditunion member business lending and putting Americans back to work.
|New York radio stations 77 WABC and 95.5 WPLJ, along withGeraldo Rivera, hosted the Putting America Back to Work Career Fairat the Javits Center in New York City.
|In an effort to take action and help local communities get backto work, Rivera, host of “Geraldo” on 77 WABC, broadcast live fromthe center.
|Gentile was part of Rivera's on-air panel, along with MichaelJ. Lindell, inventor of My Pillow; Barry Sloane, CEO ofNewel; and Mike Murphy, senior vice president of operations atQuick Check. They focused on how businesses can create morejobs.
|NJCUL representatives also manned a booth at the event to talkabout such things as the benefits of raising the member businesslending cap for credit unions and the effect that would have on jobcreation.
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