Greenpoint Chamber of Commerce, founded in 1930, enjoys revival
Williamsburg & Bushwick Were Always Part of Greenpoint Chamber Mission
It was more than just a picnic. It was a rustic East River setting, where old pilings from a former pier provided perches for seabirds. It was far upriver from the sea, on the Greenpoint/Williamsburg waterfront, where the independent spirit of small business — commerce where rubber meets the road — was being nurtured.
Under the guidance of Elaine and Norman Brodsky, successful entrepreneurs, the 86-year-old Greenpoint Chamber of Commerce was being revived.
“We’re here today to celebrate the beginning of summer, meet new people and help spread the word about the chamber,” said Elaine Brodsky, the voice and public face of the organization.