Long Island Development Corporation President and C.E.O. Roslyn D. Goldmacher, has been appointed to the National Board of SCORE (Service Corps. of Retired Executives). SCORE (Service Corps of Retired Executives) is a national nonprofit association dedicated to providing professional guidance and information to America's existing and emerging entrepreneurs in order to maximize their success. SCORE is comprised of a national network of over 10,500 volunteer counselors who provide expert in-person and email advice to over 400,000 American entrepreneurs each year completely free of charge. SCORE is governed by a national board of directors and is significantly supported by the US Small Business Administration and US Congress.

Over the last three years SCORE has been reorganized into a cutting edge, technology-oriented resource for small business. As part of the reorganization, the previously all retired executives board of directors was replaced with a select group of independent board members. Roz Goldmacher has been appointed to the national board in order to bring her expertise in economic development, small business and legal matters. She will be focusing on quality service improvements including training for counselors on the latest in economic development initiatives. She has already been appointed to the Finance Committee in order to take advantage of her vast knowledge of business organization and operations. The reorganization of SCORE and Goldmacher's appointment have been widely applauded.