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Indian-American appointed Deputy Comptroller for Minority of Nassau County
It however underlined the need to do more for the rights of the minority communities.
Indian-American Dilip Chauhan has been appointed to a senior position focusing on increasing outreach to the minority communities in Nassau County here.Chauhan was named Deputy Comptroller for Minority Affairs by Nassau County Comptroller George Maragos, according to a statement issued here.
Chauhan had joined the Comptroller’s office in 2015 as Director for Community Affairs, South and East Asia and has served as senior advisor to the Comptroller since early 2017.
The statement said that minority communities are an integral part of the fabric of The Nassau County and the Comptroller’s Office has been a driving force in advocating for increased business opportunities for Minority and Women Owned Enterprises (MWBEs), and Veterans to meet the County’s goals.
It however underlined the need to do more for the rights of the minority communities.
In the press release, Maragos lauded Chauhan’s efforts in assisting members of the minority communities to better navigate local government and helping resolve governmental issues faced by minority constituents.Chauhan, an active member of the Indian community in the New York area.
