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Workforce Development Board wins $500K grant for brownfields job training
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McMahon Ryan Child Advocacy Center names new executive director
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Mohawk Valley among three locations slated for new ON-RAMP training centers
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NextGen Label Group names new CFO, president of Van Alstine division
CICERO, N.Y. — NextGen Label Group has appointed Andrew Horvath as company CFO and president of the Van Alstine division, effective April 1. Horvath (pictured) will replace Dan Rosenbaum, who was recently promoted to president and CEO of NextGen Label Group, also effective April 1, the company announced. Horvath joined NextGen Label Group earlier this year as
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CICERO, N.Y. — NextGen Label Group has appointed Andrew Horvath as company CFO and president of the Van Alstine division, effective April 1.
Horvath (pictured) will replace Dan Rosenbaum, who was recently promoted to president and CEO of NextGen Label Group, also effective April 1, the company announced.
Horvath joined NextGen Label Group earlier this year as VP of finance. He’s a certified public accountant (CPA) with more than 15 years in public accounting, having earned his bachelor’s degree from Siena College.
Prior to joining NextGen Label Group, Horvath served in various leadership roles at KPMG, including most recently as senior manager – audit. In that role, he provided strategic guidance to clients in manufacturing, chemicals, and consumer goods, developing expertise in financial reporting, U.S. GAAP compliance, internal controls, and mergers and acquisitions.
In his dual role, Horvath will lead Van Alstine while driving the financial strategy and performance of NextGen Label Group, the company said.
“We are thrilled to welcome Andrew Horvath to NextGen Label Group as he takes on this expanded leadership role,” Rosenbaum said in the announcement. “Andrew’s exceptional background in financial reporting and his ability to lead complex projects make him uniquely qualified to guide Van Alstine and advance our company’s financial strategy. We look forward to the expertise and vision he brings to NextGen Label Group.”
NextGen Label Group describes itself as a 100-percent employee-owned company that provides labeling and packaging products across a range of industries. The company includes Syracuse Label & Surround Printing at 200 Stewart Drive in the town of Cicero and its Van Alstine division has a location at 27 Corporate Circle in the town of DeWitt.
Syracuse named 2024 National Digital Inclusion Trailblazer
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Former Vernon Center Fire Department treasurer accused of stealing more than $300,000
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National Grid Agribiz program can help agribusiness upgrades, expansions
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Liquor store in Massena formally reopens under new owners, name
MASSENA — The North Country Liquor & Wine store formally opened in December at 434 South Main St. in Massena. The store, formerly called Romeo’s Liquors, changed ownership in November and is now owned and operated by Vipul and Punita Parmar, who also own the Super 8 Motel in Massena. That’s according to a Dec.
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MASSENA — The North Country Liquor & Wine store formally opened in December at 434 South Main St. in Massena.
The store, formerly called Romeo’s Liquors, changed ownership in November and is now owned and operated by Vipul and Punita Parmar, who also own the Super 8 Motel in Massena. That’s according to a Dec. 12 announcement from the Massena Community office of the St. Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce.
After purchasing the business, the Parmars, with the help of their dedicated staff, completed a month-long renovation, working tirelessly for 14 hours a day. Vipul said that he was excited to be able to make such a valuable community investment by keeping the small business open and viable in Massena, according to the chamber’s announcement.
North Country Liquor & Wine is open Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m.-9 p.m. and on Sunday from 12-6 p.m.
Union Economic Development Office launches loan-to-grant program for businesses
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