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The YMCA of Greater Syracuse has promoted or added the following staff recently. JACK KORZYP was promoted to assistant executive director at the Southwest YMCA at Onondaga Community College. He previously was the director of health, wellness, and performance. He will oversee all branch departments at the Southwest Y. Korzyp is a SUNY Cortland graduate […]
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The YMCA of Greater Syracuse has promoted or added the following staff recently. JACK KORZYP was promoted to assistant executive director at the Southwest YMCA at Onondaga Community College. He previously was the director of health, wellness, and performance. He will oversee all branch departments at the Southwest Y. Korzyp is a SUNY Cortland graduate and an NSCA-certified strength & conditioning specialist. MATT JOHNS has joined the staff as associate director of development. Also a SUNY Cortland graduate, he has spent the past 10 years working in both event management and nonprofit fundraising on the East Coast, including at the Frost Valley YMCA in the Catskills. ANDRÉ ANTHONY has joined the team as chief of staff. He most recently served as a branch executive director with the Rock River Valley YMCA in Rockford, Illinois. Previously, Anthony served as the senior director of youth development services for the YMCA of Columbia, South Carolina. Prior to that, he spent more than 12 years with the YMCA of the Greater Twin Cities in Minnesota. Anthony is also involved on the national and international level, including YUSAs Diversity, Inclusion and Global (DIG) work. He served as the president/chair of the first-ever U.S. cohort of Global Change Agents with the World Alliance of YMCAs.
Pelco Component Technologies has hired REBECCA CARDUCCI as customer-service representative at the factory and HQ in Cazenovia. She is responsible for developing and maintaining purchasing, manufacturing, and shipping data as customer orders move toward delivery. Carducci will also be Pelco’s main post-sales contact.
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Pelco Component Technologies has hired REBECCA CARDUCCI as customer-service representative at the factory and HQ in Cazenovia. She is responsible for developing and maintaining purchasing, manufacturing, and shipping data as customer orders move toward delivery. Carducci will also be Pelco’s main post-sales contact.



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