They’re known as the Greatest Generation. They lived through the Great Depression and became young American men and women who traveled around the world to protect our freedom during World War II and, after their victory, came home to live the American Dream.
Read how this week’s Fortune 52 honorees Karen Caroppoli and Ashley King have helped hundreds of Long Island veterans…
Fortune 52 Event Recap, Photos – Jan. 31, 2011 at The Inn At New Hyde Park
More than 700 Long Island business professionals gathered for a night of networking at The Inn at New Hyde Park on Monday, January 31st to honor and acknowledge the most recent group of extraordinary Long Island women who are highlighted each week in [...]
Fortune 52: Joanne Brass-Pesa – President, Brass Private Investigations LLC
Most television portrayals of private investigators glamorize their careers and show them living a mysterious and sometimes dangerous life. Joanne Brass of Babylon doesn’t wear a wrinkled trench coat or smoke a cigar, but she is a licensed private [...]
Fortune 52: Renee Brennan, President, R Promotions – Advocate for Cancer Patients
Renee Brennan has had such a positive impact on many people’s lives. She is a wife, a mother, a grandmother and a woman with strong convictions. In 1996 she sold her home and used the proceeds to start her own business, R Promotions, located in Plainview. [...]