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M.A. Polce Consulting Inc., a technology and cybersecurity-services provider headquartered in Rome, has announced the promotion of RICK POLLARD to VP for strategy & business
2024 Nonprofit Awards Event Supplement
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2024 Nonprofit Awards Event Photos
Photos from the 2024 Nonprofit Awards, held on March 19, 2024.
People news: Valicenti Advisory Services adds staff accountant
ELMIRA, N.Y. — Valicenti Advisory Services, Inc. has announced the addition of Ashley M. Edwards as a staff tax accountant. As a member of the
Sessler Wrecking of Waterloo launches southeast division in Charlotte, North Carolina area
WATERLOO — Sessler Wrecking, a Finger Lakes–based provider of demolition and environmental services, recently announced it has established a southeast division in the greater Charlotte,
North Point Defense wins $24 M contract order from Air Force
ROME — North Point Defense, Inc. of Rome has been awarded a $24.3 million task order from the U.S. Air Force for Warfighter Integration Program
NYS comptroller’s audit finds Village of Deposit didn’t ensure compliance with credit-card policy
DEPOSIT — New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli in late February announced the results of six local government and school audits, including an audit
GSAR and CNYIS inaugurate 2024 board officers
The Greater Syracuse Association of Realtors (GSAR) and Central New York Information Service (CNYIS) inaugurated their 2024 slates of officers and directors during an installation
Bousquet Holstein member appointed president of CNY Collaborative Family Law Professionals’ board
SYRACUSE — Bousquet Holstein PLLC recently announced that Rosemary Lepiane, a member (partner) in the law firm, has been appointed president of the board of
CNY Community Foundation launches nonprofit bridge-loan program
SYRACUSE — The Central New York Community Foundation recently introduced a new nonprofit bridge-loan program that it says will help not-for-profits continue essential community services