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Windsor Locks Resident Named 'CFO of the Year'
Michael Ciarcia is a resident of Windsor Locks
Hartford, Conn. (September 11, 2015) – The Hartford Business Journal honored Chief Financial Officers in the Greater Hartford Region Thursday Sept. 10 at a luncheon ceremony at Marquee Events & Catering in Hartford. With a pool of nearly two dozen finalists, four financial professionals were named the publication’s ‘CFO of the Year’, divided into four major categories.
“Chief Financial Officers are a key component to the success of any organization,” said Joe Zwiebel, president and publisher of the Hartford Business Journal. “We are delighted to celebrate the business successes of these exemplary CFOs and thank them for their contributions to the Greater Hartford business community.”
The 2015 CFO of the Year winners are:
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Private (less than or equal to 100 employees): Michael Ciarcia, Costello Industries Inc.
Private (more than 100 employees): Rick Sorensen, Insurity
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Public: Glenn MacInnes, Webster Bank
Nonprofit (full-time paid): Laurie A. Whelan, Hospital for Special Care
In addition to celebrating the winners, the CFO of the Year event featured keynote speaker Josh Solomon, owner of the Hartford Yard Goats, who touched on minor league baseball, finance, philanthropy and fun.
For a complete list of the 2015 CFO of the Year finalists, please visit http://tinyurl.com/ksaerup.
The CFO of the Year Awards are presented by the Hartford Business Journal and sponsored by ACT Group, Aon, Grant Thornton and Harvard Pilgrim Health Care (event sponsors). Event Partners include, Co-Communications, Marketing & Public Relations, J. Fiereck Photography, Go Graphix, Marquee Events & Catering, Panera Catering, Shoreline A/V and The Perfect Promotion.
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