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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 
CONTACT: Dawn A. Jones
(215) 729-8718 or or (215) 704-2615
KD Communications Group
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MULTICULTURAL AFFAIRS CONGRESS PRESENTS DR. TRACI LYNN DURING MINORITY ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT WEEK 2003
Developing The Mind of a Millionaire Workshop
and Reception

PHILADELPHIA - The Multicultural Affairs Congress (MAC) in partnership with American Express Financial Advisors and the Philadelphia Marriott present Dr. Traci Lynn, author, founder and president of Traci Lynn Inc. during the 18th Annual Minority Enterprise Development Week (MED Week 2003) celebration, Tuesday, September 30, 2003, 5:30 to 8 p.m. at the Philadelphia Marriott, 1201 Market Street.

Minority Enterprise Development Week is a series of workshops and networking sessions geared toward minority businesses. MED Week, an initiative of the Minority Business Enterprise Council is celebrated nationally each year to recognize the contributions of minorities and women business owners on the economy.

Dr. Traci Lynn, a successful business owner and motivational speaker will deliver a workshop entitled "Developing the Mind of a Millionaire." This life changing presentation explores why some people suffer from the "wilderness mentality" and why they keep wandering around in circles, not fulfilling or creating their ultimate destiny.

"Developing the Mind of a Millionaire will teach you how to have wealth,
happiness, and success by ending self sabotage, negative thinking, and procrastination, so that
you can break through those mental barriers to transform even your wildest dreams into exciting
new realities," said Dr. Lynn.

"By continuing the tradition of MED Week we are encouraged by entrepreneurship
and multicultural participation in the City of Philadelphia," said Tanya E. Hall, executive director
of the Multicultural Affairs Congress, a division of the Philadelphia Convention & Visitors
Bureau.

"Dr. Traci Lynn is a dynamic motivational speaker and MAC is excited and proud
to present Dr. Lynn to our members and the MED Week attendees."

The Philadelphia Multicultural Affairs Congress, a division of the Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau, was formed in 1987 to increase Philadelphia's share of the multicultural convention and tourism markets and to ensure the inclusion of Philadelphia's multicultural communities in every aspect of the hospitality industry.

The MED Week event is free and open to the public.

For more information about MAC visit www.philadelphiamac.org or call 215-636-3404.

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