Coach Ron Stewart and NYC Council Member Robert Cornegy Jr. Appear on the GingerNewYork TV Show

NEW YORK - Feb. 7, 2015 - PRLog -- Coach Ron Stewart has over 30 years of teaching experience and an outstanding international background as a professional player, coach, and General Manager. Coach Stewart brings both his passion and his expertise to the court, helping you to believe and achieve. Ron Stewart, from the famed St. John's University 1985 NCAA Final Four Basketball Team (Tri-Captain with Chris Mullin and Bill Wennington, under legendary basketball coach, Lou Carnesecca) returns to the GingerNewYork TV Show along with former team member Robert Cornegy, Jr.

Mr. Stewart has used basketball as a vehicle that has driven him to obtain an undergraduate collegiate education through a basketball scholarship at St. John's University to a Master's Degree as a graduate assistant with the Men's basketball team at St. John's University.  Mr. Stewart later moved to Paris, France and learned a new language and culture while playing and coaching a professional team, the PARIS-LEVALLOIS (Pa-Ree - Le-vAL-wah) Basket Club, First Division, in France. Coach Stewart now resides in Georgia.  For more information: http://www.transitiongame.net

Mr. Stewart is credited for his coaching skills for two USA Professional Basketball Athletes: Tony Parker, San Antonio Spurs and Joakim Noah, Chicago Bulls.

Winning Philosophy "Great work ethic insures success"

Robert E. Cornegy, Jr.: is the newly elected New York City Council Member for the 36th District representing the vibrant communities of Bedford Stuyvesant and Northern Crown Heights. He has spent his career in public service, fighting for policies and services that are vital to the lives of the residents of Central Brooklyn. Cornegy is the son of the late Reverend Dr. Robert E. Cornegy, Sr., pastor of Mount Calvary Baptist Church in Bedford Stuyvesant. He learned from his parents at an early age that a community is only as strong as its members.

During Joakims acceptance speech at the 3:55 mark, he gives a shout out to Coach Stewart as one of the coaches who helped start his basketball journey.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4TnmK16jBo#t=12




GingerNewYork found on Manhattan Neighborhood Network (MNN) since launching in November, 2010, has been showcasing the “Kool Kats…Gotham Nights” greats of music and culture of New York and beyond. What defines GingerNewYork is its host Ginger Broderick’s unique insight, connection to and pulse on the music and culture of Gotham making GingerNewYork one of the most sought after programs to appear on.

GingerNewYork can be seen in Manhattan on Time Warner Cable Channel 34, Fios Channel 33, and RCN Channel 82, every Friday afternoon at 2pm EST.  It can also be seen live streaming on the Manhattan Neighborhood Network's website, www.mnn.org, Channel 1.

About GingerNewYork host Ginger Broderick:
Broderick perhaps better known to many as “The Media CPA” is a fixture on the media circuit.

Ms. Broderick appeared regularly for eight years on weekend morning financial segments for WABC Eyewitness News. She has appeared on Good Day New York, WNBC, CNBC, CNN, Fox Business News, Bloomberg, NY1 and WOR Radio discussing tax-related issues. She has interviewed with top financial publications such as The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and Wealth Manager.

Ms. Broderick completed her TV Producer’s Certification at Manhattan Neighborhood Network and launched her own talk/variety show, GingerNewYork. Segments of the show are aired LIVE at the MNN studios and taped at the Gibson Guitar showroom/Rehearsal Studios in New York City.

Broderick is a faculty member of Queens College/CUNY Continuing Education Program. Broderick obtained a B.S. degree in accounting from St. John’s University in New York City and is a Certified Public Accountant licensed in the State of New York.

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