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Axxess Business Centers, Inc. To Sponsor African-American Women in Cinema Film Festival

NEW YORK, April 1 - Axxess Business Centers, Inc., the leader in affordable consulting, business plan writing and financing for startups and small businesses, has pledged to continue its sponsorship of the African-American Women in Cinema Film Festival, said Rosalind Resnick, the company's founder and CEO.

The six-year-old festival, which has received proclamations from The City of New York and grants from Time-Warner Cable, Con Edison, Kodak and other major corporations, brings together African-American, Latina and Asian women from all over the world to showcase their work and increase public awareness of their contributions to the film industry. Founded by Terra Renee, a Philadelphia-born actress and filmmaker whose work has received wide acclaim at Cannes and other leading film festivals, AAWIC held its sixth annual festival at New York's Tribeca Film Center on March 7 and 8.

Axxess Business Centers, which began sponsoring the festival in January, will continue to provide the not-for-profit organization with office space, telephone and Internet access, and business advisory services through its Lower Manhattan storefront location at 128 Chambers Street.

"As a female entrepreneur myself, I'm proud to be working with Terra to bring women and minority filmmakers the recognition they deserve," Resnick said. "We look forward to helping Terra realize her vision of creating an international organization that will showcase the works of these talented artists."

"Axxess Business Centers played a strong supporting role in helping me put this year's festival together," Renee said. "I'm glad to have Axxess in my corner as I roll out my plan to take AAWIC to the next level."

To find out more about Axxess Business Centers, visit www.abcbizhelp.com.

For more information about African-American Women in Cinema, go to www.aawic.org.