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Jeff Greene for U.S. Senate: U.S. Senate Candidate Jeff Greene To Outline “The Jobs For Florida Plan” In Miami

July 4, 2010 News Advisories No Comments

Miami, FL – On Monday, July 5 at 1:30 pm, Democratic Senate candidate Jeff Greene will be in Miami to meet with local community leaders in Liberty City to discuss jobs and economic development. During the campaign stop, Greene will outline portions of “The Jobs for Florida Plan” aimed at helping workers and small business owners in distressed communities.

Jeff Greene is running for the U.S. Senate to revitalize Florida’s economy. Creating jobs is a center piece of his platform and as a U.S. Senator he will work to revitalize Florida’s economy, invest in clean energy to create thousands of new jobs, provide tax breaks for small businesses to hire new workers, end tax breaks for companies that outsource jobs overseas and will always put the people of Florida first.

What: Jeff Greene to discuss jobs, economic development in Miami 

When:  Monday, July 05, 2010
           1:00 p.m. Media Set-up
           1:30 p.m. Event/Media Avail

Where:  Helping Hands Youth Center
             6304 NW 14th Avenue
             Miami FL 33412

Contact: Luis Vizcaino – 561-281-9703
Or email: press@jeffgreene.com

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