Easterseals NY

Easter Seals NY
2014
Annual Report
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Mission
Easter Seals New York provides exceptional services to ensure that all people with disabilities or
special needs and their families have equal opportunities to live, learn, work and play in their
communities.
Dear Friends,
In a year when Universal Pre-K was trending, with the Mayor’s office leading the way, Easter Seals
New York continued to provide leadership and passionate commitment to the educational needs of
children, everywhere. Our Child Development Centers set the standard for preschool education, with
programs operating at capacity, often with waiting lists.
In the United States, Easter Seals is the leading non-profit provider of direct services for individuals
with autism and other special needs. The organization has a long history of support for returning
military service members. In New York, where the need is especially acute, we provide transitional
support and career counseling to our veterans. We are especially proud of our programs for female
veterans, a growing segment of the military with different, more difficult, challenges.
Our work would not be possible without the dedication our staff brings to our mission. Your support
brings opportunities to more than 24,000 children and adults across New York State.
Thanks to all of you, we will continue to provide exceptional services so that all people with special
needs and their families have equal opportunities to live, learn, work and play. Your donations are at
work every day—changing lives and offering hope to those who need it most.
Sincerely,
Joseph A. DiChiara
Chairman of the Board
Aris Pavlides
Senior Vice President, Development
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Helping Bronx Families
Bronx Child Development Center
Easter Seals New York’s Bronx Child Development Center provides pre-school education to
more than 120 young children with disabilities every year. At the Bronx Child Development
Center, children ages 3-5 receive Individualized Education Programs and customized speech,
physical, occupational, and play therapies to ensure their continued development. Students
with physical or intellectual disabilities receive the highest-quality education and support from
experienced, caring teachers and staff. The goal of the Bronx Child Development Center is to
prepare each child to enter the next grade level and eliminate the need for future services.
Family Outreach Program
Easter Seals New York is committed to providing comprehensive services for its students and
families. This includes maximizing community resources and providing referral services to
families in need. Easter Seals New York’s Family Outreach Program helps families in the Bronx
sustain healthy and supportive home environments, strengthen child health and attendance,
and increase access to vital resources that improve the lives and education of children. The
program delivers comprehensive social work and nursing services to support early childhood
education for children with disabilities. We are extremely grateful to S. Katzman Produce for
their generous support of the Bronx CDC and Outreach Programs.
Capital Opportunity in Valhalla
Easter Seals New York’s Project Explore was developed in conjunction with the Valhalla School
District to respond to the needs of Westchester County for quality after school, child care and pre
kindergarten programs. The Columbus Avenue school building also provides office facilities for
Easter Seals New York administrative staff.
Project Explore focuses on cognitive, social and language development through integrated preschool and inclusive child day care programs for children from 18 months to 5 years old. The
program offers special education services, including speech, occupational, and physical therapy,
and counseling to preschoolers with disabilities, while simultaneously providing a rich, stimulating
curriculum for general education students.
In 2014, the organizations agreed to deepen their relationship. Valhalla has sold the Columbus
Avenue facility to Easter Seals New York, creating a permanent presence in Valhalla’s community.
The Valhalla community so values our participation that the town accepted Easter Seals New
York’s bid for the property over larger offers from commercial developers.
To support the purchase and maintenance of this newly acquired asset, Easter Seals NY is committed to a special capital campaign for the 2014/15 fiscal year. The 2.5 million dollar fund will
provide a reserve for refurbishment, maintenance and repair of the facility. We look forward to
your support for this important project.
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Our Programs
Child Development Centers provide special and general preschool education for children
of all abilities throughout Hudson Valley, New York City, and Long Island.
Vocational Training Programs provide transitional and support to veterans at risk of
homelessness and unemployment. in Syracuse, New York City, and Long Island. Services are also provided to older adults. Participants
receive job training, resume development, and placement support.
The Kessler Center provides residential, educational, and clinical support to children with complex challenges from all of New York State.
This unique setting serves children ages 5-21 who were not successful in previous programs.
Individuals with disabilities live in supportive, enriching homes known as Individualized Residential Alternatives located throughout
Rochester. Easter Seals New York staff assists these individuals in developing independent living skills.
Rochester’s Diagnostic & Treatment Center provides comprehensive Primarily Medical Care and Mental Health Services to more than
1,900 people with disabilities in Western New York each year.
The In-home Respite Program helps more than 300 families find the time to take care of other needs, relax, and recharge by providing
dependable respite workers in the family’s home.
Camp Colonie is a fully-accessible educational and recreational summer camp in Albany. More than 70 children with special needs
make friends, have fun, and explore their abilities, alongside their typically developing peers each summer.
Port Jervis Community Outreach Center provides food, clothing, household items, and access to other non-profit organizations for
members of this community. Last year this program served more than 5,600 residents.
Easter Seals New York supports the New York Warriors Quadriplegic Rugby Team, inspiring athletes with disabilities who compete in
regional and national tournaments. They also speak publicly about increasing inclusion and access for people with disabilities.
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Financial Statement
Who We Serve
Program
Revenues
Public support
Program service fees and grants
Other
Total revenue & support
1,288,905
27,649,766
191,686
$29,130,357
Expenses
Direct health education
Direct services
Total program services
Management and general
Fundraising
Support of national programs
Total expenses
Excess of expenses
225,718
26,008,286
$26,434,004
2,722,667
824,535
91,514
$29,872,720
$742,363
over revenues
Included in the above figures are $1,300,290 in free and subsidized program services. Please note these financial numbers are unaudited and subject to change.
Administrative Offices
New York City
Individuals Served
Education
Camping & Recreation
Residential
Health Care
Family Services
Vocational Services
Emergency Food
Public Education
Total
824
90
51
1,446
7,551
852
847
12,520
24,181
40 W. 37th Street, Suite 503
New York, NY 10018
(212) 220-2290
Western Region
402 Rogers Parkway
Rochester, NY 14617
(585) 957-9247
Programs and Services
Bronx CDC
(718) 409-4227
Camp Colonie
(518) 222-3932
Diagnostic & Treatment Center
(585) 292-5830
Individualized Residential Alternatives
(585) 255-0750
Irvington CDC
(914) 844-3475
The Kessler Center
(585) 957-7158
Monticello CDC
(845) 794-4020
Mount Pleasant After-School
(914) 328-1578
New York Warriors
(516) 481-4516
Port Jervis CDC
(845) 858-2874
Community Based Services
(585) 292-5831
Vocational Services
(212) 943-4364
Valhalla CDC
(914) 328-1578
Reaching More Veterans
Since World War II, Easter Seals has been a national leader in reaching Veterans in need of community
support and individual counseling. Our service members deserve all that we can do to honor their
service, and ease their transition into civilian life.
In 2014 Easter Seals New York expanded our veterans life transition programs, thereby reaching more
returning service members in Syracuse and New York City. The programs are primarily funded by
grants from the Department of Labor’s Homeless Veterans Reintegration Program and the Homeless
Female Veterans/Veterans Family Programs. In 2014 Easter Seals New York’s success reaching veterans
in need led to additional funding and support from major grants from BNY Mellon, the Walmart Foundation, Real Networks and the Disabled Veterans National Foundation.
Easter Seals New York provides the Vets2Jobs program in New York City, Long Island and Syracuse.
The program includes skills assessment, resume preparation and practical support—interview clothing,
transportation support. Community outreach and collaboration with local businesses make it possible
to hold job fairs and networking eventsfor returned service members. Once placed, we follow up with
the veterans and their employers, to assure that the job is not merely needed, but a job the vet wants
to hold.
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Kessler Center: No Rejection, No Ejection
The Kessler Center, located in Rochester NY, provides programs
for children who have nowhere else to go. At The Kessler Center,
we believe regular involvement of the family in their child’s life is
critical. We strive to help families stay connected throughout their
children’s time in the program.
To facilitate this connection, The Kessler Center relies on unique
program features. Family Guest Suites provide a private apartment
to accommodate families who visit their children from out-oftown. In 2014, The Kessler Center developed a comprehensive
family support program that seeks to build the families’ capacity to
support their student at home and enable a transition out of the
residential program and into a less restrictive school placement
closer to home.
2014: A Year of Fundraising Records!
Billy Martin Golf Classic
Walk With Me: Citi Field
Hosted at the Elmwood Country Club in Westchester
2014 also featured a record turnout and funds raised for
County, 2014’s Billy Martin Golf Classic, featured a record
our Walk With Me event at the Mets’ Citi Field. Amway,
turnout at a completely sold-out event, a wide variety of
Century 21, CVS and BWW Charities provided a strong
corporate supporters, including event sponsors Entergy
foundation of support for the event. Our enthusiastic
and Giordano Builders. We raised more than $100,000, a
team leaders and their teams of walkers brought in over
new record. Below, NY Giant Howard Cross after his round.
$300,000 for Easter Seals New York programs.
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Amway and BWW
Week of Giving
For over 30 years, Amway’s Independent Business Owners
Week of Giving 2014 was a
and their employees have raised more than $30 million for
summer volunteer program
Easter Seals nationwide. Inspired by the generosity of Bill
for youth organized by the
and Peggy Britt and their organization along with BWW
We Live to Give Foundation
Charities, hundreds of thousands of dollars and thousands
and Easter Seals New York.
of volunteer hours help us change lives here in New York.
High school students worked
with individuals living with
This year the efinity Group of Amway IBOs joined the ranks
special needs or disabilities.
of top Easter Seals New York contributors.
On each of our regional development boards, Amway
IBOs give their time, talent and treasure, playing a vital role
the Easter Seals New York mission.
The week-long program was
conducted at Project Explore, Project Discover, outreach at
Port Jervis, Camp Colonie, and vocational services for New
York City veterans and older workers. They worked with
Easter Seals staff and clients to learn about the range of
services that we offer. In addition, the students served as a
key cadre of volunteers at the Citi Field Walk With Me
fundraising event.
President’s Council Gifts
Our President’s Council recognizes those special individuals who have contributed $1,000 or more.
Inspiration ($50,000+)
The Katzman Family
The Andreani Family
Independence ($25,000+)
Kulin and Mina Desai
Kanti and Lata Gala
Shivaram and Anjali Kumar
Manipal and Renuka Reddy
Raj and Sanjita Shah
Empowerment ($10,000+)
Bob Bonett
William D. and Mary B. Costello
Neil, Sirisha, Saahil, and Navya Gala
Mark Giordano
John L. Mascialino and Gail Zweig
Heather Mills
Opportunity ($5,000+)
Liz and Randy Berman
Nancy Carey Cassidy
Gerard J. Chambers
Andrew M. Cohen
William D. and Mary B. Costello
John Hayes
Albert Klutzz
Mark Legaspi
Scott Miller
Angelo and Claudia Nardone
Nicholas Nwoke
Tony & Frances Pappalardo
Daniel Pitnell
Joe Palumbo
Jonathan Sheppard
Lilli Shedlin
Dignity ($2,500+)
Julie Bazan and Michael D’Angelo
Sam and Sharon Carpenter
Theodore Civetta
Jennifer Connelly
John and Linda Donohue
Joan Dupler
Jack and Sue Eisenberg
Thomas Gallagher
Kimberly Hehir
Richard Lauricella
Jahn D. Levin
Anthony Marciano
Gerard P. Mattimore
Angelo Mazzone
Mario Mazzone
Johanna and John McGrath
Janice Moore
Scott Pollack
Aris Pavlides
Eric Schillinger
Kirby Silver
Jay D. Waldner
J. Michael and Gretchen Wood
Ability ($1,000+)
Marco Altieri
Frank Baird
Jeffrey Bartfeld
Liz and Randy Berman
Randolph I. Birchwood
Ms. Hayrim Byun and Dr. HongKeun Choi
Jerry Cardullo
Kevin Carey
Cely Castillo
Anthony Citrolo
Marsha Champion
Dr. Robert E. Cole
Mr. and Mrs. Garry T. Collins
Amanda Compton
Daniel Cooke
Mark Crockett
Mark F Dalton
Anjali and Kavan Desai
Mr. and Mrs. James M. DiBenedetto
Michael DiChiara and Claire DePauw DiChiara
Thomas W. Downs
Taylor Edwards
Karin Ericksen
Larry J. Gammon
Maria and Pablo Garcia
Myra Gordon
Elaine Greene
Rakesh and Leandra Gunta
Sanjeev and Deepa Gupta
Bert W. Hauk
Sreenivas Heruga
Mazy Holiday
Mark Hudak
Sandeep and Shilpi Jain
Sreeronga Kalavapalli
Michael Kerneklian
Philip C. Laffey
Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Lombardi
Mudit Maheshwari
Melissa McNamara
Scott Modlin
Jean Marie Naples
Narciso Nunez
Nick and Stephanie Nwoke
Gina Paradise
David Petri
Wolfgang Pfizenmaier
Jim Plukas
Christopher P. Poje, M.D.
Ralph Porfido
George Preininger
Rose Prestia
Katharine Rayner
Harsha Reddy
Thomas Renart
Mark Rohlin
Mickey Rolfe
Andrew Rush
Michael Russo
Sam R. and Vera A. Scavone
L. C. Sidelmann
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Siegel
Joseph Simeone
Gerald Snearly
Margie Snyder
Robert E. Stokey
Neil Sullivan
Keith Sweeney
Harsha Tirumalareddy
Elin Treanor
Hiland Turner
Randall and Marsha Voges
Loretto Van Buehren.
Kevin Wang
Dave Wilson
Elliot Weissbluth
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Westle
Russell and Beth Wohl
Patrick Yu
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President’s Council Gifts
Our President’s Council recognizes businesses and organizations that have raised or contributed $1,000 or more.
Edgar Allen Founders Society*
Amway
The B. Thomas Golisano Foundation
BNY Mellon Foundation
Britt Worldwide Charities, Inc.
CVS Caremark Corporation
Dyson Foundation
Entergy
The FAR Fund
J&B Restaurant Partners
Kessler Family LLC
S. Katzman Produce
The Sandra Atlas Bass and Edythe & Sol G. Atlas
Fund, Inc.
We Live to Give Foundation
Inspiration ($50,000+)
Amway
BNY Mellon Foundation
Britt Worldwide Charities, Inc.
CVS Caremark
Dyson Foundation
Friendly Ice Cream Corp.
J&B Restaurant Partners
S. Katzman Produce
Walmart Foundation
We Live to Give Foundation
Independence ($25,000)
Entergy
Karpus Investment Management
Empowerment ($10,000+)
Century 21 American Homes
Easter Seals
efinity
Greenberg Traurig, LLP
Heffernan Insurance Brokers
The Lucius N. Littauer Foundation Inc.
Raymour and Flanigan
Real Networks Foundation
Retail Project Management of New York
Opportunity ($5,000+)
Abrams, Fensterman LLP
A.C. Moore
The Allen Shedlin Foundation, Inc.
ARREVA
Baker Tilly
CityMD
Continental Food and Beverage
Continental Home Loans
The Davenport-Hatch Foundation
Easter Seals New Hampshire
Financial Architects/MassMutual
GLC Business Services
Healthcare Association of New York State
J. Sheppard Associates/Daybreak Legal Staffing
Kohl’s Department Stores
Law Offices of Andrew M. Cohen
Legaspi Associates
M&T Charitable Foundation
Manning & Napier Advisors
New York State Fraternal Order of Police
The Sandra Atlas Bass and Edythe & Sol G. Atlas
Fund, Inc.
Tanglewood Manor
Testaverde Fund for Spinal Cord Injury
Thomson Reuters
Top Banana LLC
Wilson Elser Markowitz Edelman and Dicker LLP
The Wright Family Foundation
Dignity ($2,500+)
Ameriprise Financial Services
Ayco Charitable Foundation
Century 21 Mariciano
Coca-Cola Refreshments
Disabled Veterans National Foundation
High Tower Holding LLC
JCPR, Inc
J&D Superior Finish
LeChase Construction Services, LLC
Mazzonne Management Group
United Way of Greater Rochester
Waldner’s Business Environments
Xceed Financial Credit Union
Ability ($1,000+)
1864 Hempstead Highway Realty
Astoria Federal Savings
Adams Fensterman
Angels in Your Home
Atlass Switch
Autism Speaks
A Express
Beth Page Federal Credit Union
Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center
CB&I
Capital District Physicians Health Plan Inc
Capital District Transportation Authority
Century 21 Brokers Council of Metro NY and LI
Certified Moving and Storage Company
Chemung Canal Trust Company
Data Device Corporation
DGC Capital Contracting Corp.
Diamond Reporting Service, Inc.
EcoLab
Economic Planning Health Group
Enterprise Holdings Foundation
Fulep Fire Protection
eRealty Title Agency Corp
Genesee Regional Bank
Girodano Builders
Heng Ann Inc
HSBC
Hunts Point Terminal Produce Cooperative Association
Ironworks Inc.
Island Acoustics
JFB Architect
Jerome and Dolores Zuckerment Gewirtz Charitable
Trust
Just Plumbing.
Laffey Fine Homes
LDI Color Toolbox
Long Beach Century
Manhattan Parking Group
MassMutual Center for Wealth Preservation
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company
Neopost
New York Business Brokerage
New York Hospital Queens
Parents of Autistic Children—Hudson Valley
Paychex Inc
Postler & Jaeckle Corp
Plukas Funiture
Purshe Kaplan Sterling Investments Inc
Ronald McDonald House Charities
Security Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram
Stewart's Shops Corp.
Suffolk County Detectives Association, Inc.
Tattoo Lous
Team Industrial Services
Total Records & Logistics Group
Turner Construction Company
United Northern Mortgage Bankers
*We sincerely thank the dedicated Edgar Allen Founders Society members who have each cumulatively donated and/or raised more than $100,000 for Easter Seals New York.
We salute the following individuals for their support as LEGACY SOCIETY members.
This group of dedicated friends have included Easter Seals New York in their estate plans to further our mission of helping those in need.
To learn more about our planned giving opportunities, please go to: www.eastersealsny.org
Ethel Adler
Martha Hess
John & Jean Raper
Anonymous (3)
Robin Baldini
Ms. Veronica G. Jones
Jay Rashkin
Estate of Marilyn Amber
Joan Benson
Clara B. Low
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Richardson
Estate of Helen Auer
Mr. & Mrs. Gregg Chalmers
John L. Mascialino & Gail Zweig
Ms. Dorothy J. Schauffler
Estate of Mildred T. Bohrer
Elizabeth Corkish
Johanna & John McGrath
Peter & Kathleen Sear
Estate of Leon A. & Hilda P. Hickok
Mr. & Mrs. James DiBenedetto
Betty W. McNutt
Dr. Bernard Tofany
Estate of Victor Von Klemm
Juana Estevez
Mrs. Janice M. Moore
Rose Weinstein
Estate of Constance Trueb
Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Gray
Aris Pavlides
Craig W. Wright
SPECIAL THANKS: ESNY thanks the following individuals, businesses and organi-
SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We gratefully recognize the thousands of gifts
zations for their in-kind support, helping us provide for our clients in need.
received under $1,000. Too numerous to list individually, we appreciate the warmth
and support our donors demonstrate in making these gifts.
AC Moore
Rezultz Training
Amway
S. Katzman Produce
Banfi Wine
Southwest Airlines
Blue Apple Productions
Soulful Sounds
Bubkat Bounce!
Starbucks Coffee
CVS
Target
CityMD
The Kessler Family of Restaurants/Friendly’s
Dave Boon & Sons
Valley Cats
Disney
Walk Radio
Eric Mower and Associates
Walmart
Hamlet Country Club
Wegman’s
Jennifer Connelly PR
Zweigle’s
K Mart
Mario Andeani
LA Fitness
Stephen Katzman
Manhattan Beer Distributors
Charlie Mule
MassMutual Financial Architects
Joseph Palumbo
We make every effort to acknowledge our donors appropriately.
Plukas Furniture
Joe Teta
If we have made an error, please contact the Development Office at (212) 220-2290.
Raymour and Flanigan
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Easter Seals New York Board Members
New York State Board Members
Chair
Joseph A. DiChiara, Entergy
Vice Chair
Neil Gala, Gala International
Treasurer
Kavan Desai
James Bee, Morgan Stanley
Daniel Cooke, Entergy
James M. DiBenedetto, Wilson Elser
Dr. Kanti Gala, Ph.D., Amway, Britt Worldwide
Philip C. Laffey, Laffey Fine Homes
Richard Lauricella, Wilson Elser
Mark Legaspi, Legaspi Associates, Inc.
John L. Mascialino, Greenberg Traurig
Gerard P. Mattimore
Heather Mills
Tim Murray, Crossroads Insurance Answers
Sam Scavone, Vernon Hills Contracting Corp
Eric Schillinger, Xceed Financial Credit Union.
Jonathan Sheppard, DayBreak Legal Staffing
Neil Sullivan
David VanBlarcom
Thomas R. Westle Esq, Blank Rome LLP
J. Michael Wood, Chamberlain D’Amanda
Patrick Yu, CPA Baker Tilly
Capital District Board Members
Chair
Richard Lauricella, Wilson Elser
Vice Chair
Daniel Cooke, Entergy
Alan Baker, Creative Marketing Concepts
Mike Carroll, Toshiba Business Solutions
Mark Crockett, BWW Amway
Robin B. Frank, HANYS
Jonathan Hansen, Carter Conboy
Scott Miller, Ameriprise
Andrew Rush, Eric Mower and Associates
Keith Sweeney, Tri-City Valley Cats
Hudson Valley Board Members
Chair
Neil Sullivan
Vice Chair
Sam Scavone, Vernon Hills Contracting Corp.
Randall Berman, Continental Food and Beverage
James M. DiBenedetto, Wilson Elser
Joseph A. DiChiara, Entergy
Mike Essig, NY State Fraternal Order of Police
Michele A. Lazzara, Marks Paneth & Shron LLP
Anthony Marciano, Century 21 Marciano
Kirby Silver, A-Express
Sharon H. Stern, Esq., Volt Information Sciences
Jason Tretton, CVS
Kevin Wang, Noviant
Winston T. Wei, Advanced Wealth Solutions
Long Island Board Members
Chair
Mark Legaspi, Legaspi Associates, Inc.
Vice Chair
Philip C. Laffey, Laffey Fine Homes
Frank C. Baird, Center for Wealth Preservation
Anthony J. Citrolo, CPA-NY Business Brokerage
Andrew M. Cohen, Esq. The Law Offices of
Andrew M. Cohen
Thomas Gallagher, Century 21 American Homes
Tobi R. Innerfield, Quality Shredding
Ari Mendrinos, Starbucks
Frances Lawrence Pappalardo, Pappalardo Inc.
Tony Pappalardo, Pappalardo Inc.
Gina Paradise, Atlas Switch Company
Jackie Rubino, Tattoo Lous/United Ink/Inked
Republic
Jill Saltarelli, HSBC
Mehmet Sengulen, Grassi and Co.
Jerry Snearly, J&B Restaurant Partners, LLC
Joseph Tedesco
New York City Board Members
Chair
Neil Gala, Gala International
Vice Chair
Jonathan Sheppard, DayBreak Legal Staffing
Marc S. Albert, Esq, Law Offices of Marc S. Albert
Kankan Bhattacharyya, Amway, Britt Worldwide
Elaine P. Congress, DSW, LCSW
Jennifer Connelly, JC Public Relations, Inc.
Kavan Desai
Kulin Desai
Victor Fonseca, Heffernen Insurance
Steve Frumento, CVS
Kimberly Hehir, Landmark Hotel Group
Jason Hilliard, Office of the Comptroller, NYC
Philippa L. Karteron
Stefanie Katzman, S. Katzman Produce
Michael Kerneklian, HSBC
Shivaram Kumar
Brendan Leavy
John L. Mascialino, Greenberg Traurig
Conrad McCook, NY Life
Melissa McNamara, Global Strategy Group
Scott Pollack, American Express Business Travel
Chris Shearn, YES Network
Alfred Silverman, Silpro, Inc.
Thomas R. Westle, Esq., Blank Rome LLP
Russell G. Wohl, Esq., Skadden, Arps, LLP
Patrick Yu, CPA, Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP
Western Region Board Members
Chair
J. Michael Wood, Chamberlain D'Amanda
Vice Chair
Eric Schillinger, Xceed Financial
Marco Altieri, Angels in Your Home
Kyle Bollinger, Taylor Builders
John Donohue, Merkel-Donohue
Jack Eisenberg
Michael Hayes, GLC Business Services
Terry Kelly, M&T Bank
Mark Rohlin, Mission Commercial Realty
Nikki Rudd, News 10 NBC
Joseph Simeone, Hunt Real Estate ERA
Dave VanBlarcom, Kessler Restaurants
Owen Wilson, Raymour & Flanigan
Future Leaders Board NYC
Aalim Brown
Georgiana Chen
Claire DePauw DiChiara
Michael DiChara
Sabrina McKenzie
Justin Moore
Chris Kenul
Angela Palladino
Oliver Roe
Jeremy Westle