| NJ Latino expo gives advice on business |
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| Sunday, 13 January 2008 | |
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By ALONSO HEREDIA Ramona Carrillo came to the Latino Economic Growth Expo on Saturday to obtain help with a dream to open a business. Carrillo, 56, was born in Nicaragua and has lived in Pennsauken since 2005. She became a legal resident after being sponsored by her son, Carlos Quezada, who is an American citizen. Because of her plans to open a restaurant, Carrillo decided to attend the expo at Rutgers University. Despite her lack of English proficiency, Carrillo did not have any problems gathering information to open her own business. Among the exhibitors, there was a person who not only spoke Spanish, but was able to understand Carrillo's situation. READ MORE: http://www.courierpostonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/               |
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