New Weinstein Company bidder proposes majority
CLOSE Maria Contreras-Sweet  the former head of the U.S. Small Business Administration under President Obama  has made a bid to acquire The Weinstein Company  with terms that include a majority-female board and a fund for Harvey Weinstein's alleged victims of sexual abuse. Video provided by Reuters Newslook
Maria Contreras-Sweet  founder and board chairman of a Latino-owned community bank in Los Angeles  listens as  President Barack Obama  announces  he  will nominate her to head of the Small Business Administration (SBA)  in Washington in 2014. (Photo: Jacquelyn Martin  AP)
Former Obama official wants a majority-female Weinstein Company board
Maria Contreras-Sweet  the former head of the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) for the Obama administration  submitted an offer to acquire the Weinstein Company  a spokesperson for the U.S. film and TV studio told Reuters on Sunday after the Wall Street Journal obtained a letter to the company's board of directors.
Contreras-Sweet joined the Obama administration in 2014 as the head of the SBA  which helps facilitate loans and government contracts for small businesses.
CLOSE Maria Contreras-Sweet  the former head of the U.S. Small Business Administration under President Obama  has made a bid to acquire The Weinstein Company  with terms that include a majority-female board and a fund for Harvey Weinstein's alleged victims of sexual abuse. Video provided by Reuters Newslook
Maria Contreras-Sweet  founder and board chairman of a Latino-owned community bank in Los Angeles  listens as  President Barack Obama  announces  he  will nominate her to head of the Small Business Administration (SBA)  in Washington in 2014. (Photo: Jacquelyn Martin  AP)
Former Obama official wants a majority-female Weinstein Company board
Maria Contreras-Sweet  the former head of the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) for [TGT]submitted an offer to acquire the Weinstein Company  a spokesperson for the U.S. film and TV studio told Reuters on Sunday after the Wall Street Journal obtained a letter to the company's board of directors.
Contreras-Sweet joined [TGT] in 2014 as the head of the SBA  which helps facilitate loans and government contracts for small businesses.