> Mr. Meyer, a native Long Islander...
...spent almost twenty years in government service helping to
secure federal and state grants for the Town of Huntington and
Suffolk County. He served as the Assistant to the Huntington Town
Supervisor from 1975 to 1981, was with the New York State
Assembly staff in 1982, was the Suffolk County Legislature's
Press Secretary from 1983 to 1986 and later on served on the
presiding officer's staff. He retired from the Suffolk Board of
Elections in 2004.
> In 1981, Mr. Meyer started National College Funding...
...Based in Patchogue, N.Y. the company was approved by New
York State to sell franchise locations. Thirteen offices were opened
in the early 1990's with offices along the east coast of the United
States. Besides completing and filing all of the necessary forms,
the company makes legal recommendations to increase a
family's financial aid eligibility by reducing family assets.
Mr. Meyer has held financial aid seminars for major corporations
like Oxford Insurance Company and Symbol Technologies. He has
also conducted seminars for the State Carpenters Union, Local 7,
at Sachem and Longwood high schools, and many libraries
throughout Long Island.
Newsday featured Mr. Meyer in an article about financial aid and
Channel 12 News did a televised feature about his service,
recommending the company to the public.
...spent almost twenty years in government service helping to
secure federal and state grants for the Town of Huntington and
Suffolk County. He served as the Assistant to the Huntington Town
Supervisor from 1975 to 1981, was with the New York State
Assembly staff in 1982, was the Suffolk County Legislature's
Press Secretary from 1983 to 1986 and later on served on the
presiding officer's staff. He retired from the Suffolk Board of
Elections in 2004.
> In 1981, Mr. Meyer started National College Funding...
...Based in Patchogue, N.Y. the company was approved by New
York State to sell franchise locations. Thirteen offices were opened
in the early 1990's with offices along the east coast of the United
States. Besides completing and filing all of the necessary forms,
the company makes legal recommendations to increase a
family's financial aid eligibility by reducing family assets.
Mr. Meyer has held financial aid seminars for major corporations
like Oxford Insurance Company and Symbol Technologies. He has
also conducted seminars for the State Carpenters Union, Local 7,
at Sachem and Longwood high schools, and many libraries
throughout Long Island.
Newsday featured Mr. Meyer in an article about financial aid and
Channel 12 News did a televised feature about his service,
recommending the company to the public.
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