""Mom-and-pop businesses give every block, every neighborhood, every borough its unique identity. Our smallest businesses have unique needs and now, they have a champion to look out for them in City Hall.""
"Awusi's role centers on reducing hurdles small business owners face with permits, inspections and fines, while improving coordination between agencies, including the New York City Department of Small Business Services."
"With more than a decade of experience supporting small businesses, Awusi has worked closely with immigrant-owned and family-run businesses and is also a small business owner."
Delia Awusi has been appointed as New York City's first 'Mom-and-Pop Czar' to assist small businesses in navigating city government and expanding. Her role involves working across various agencies to support ultra-small businesses, family-run shops, and long-standing neighborhood stores. Awusi aims to reduce obstacles related to permits, inspections, and fines while enhancing coordination among agencies. With over a decade of experience in supporting small businesses, she has a background in providing financial counseling and technical assistance, particularly for immigrant-owned and family-run businesses.
Read at New York City, NY Patch
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