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Westchester County Business Journal Profits & Passions
Westchester County Business Journal Profits & Passions
Emily Tabin: The joy of sax
Executive director of the Westchester Jazz Orchestra found professional fulfillment when she traded in her briefcase for a saxophone.
Sarah Bracey White: Goin’ to Carolina
Greenburgh arts consultant mines the struggles of her South Carolina youth to spark her writing.
Reka Souwapawong
Recipe for the fulfilled life
John L. Loeb Jr.: Freedom fighter
Investment counselor and former ambassador to Denmark builds a center for religious tolerance in Newport, R.I.
Harold Holzer: Lincoln man
Rye resident Harold Holzer has turned a lifelong fascination with Honest Abe into a second career.
Gordon Josey and Francine Della Badia
His and hers running styles
Jeff Korek: Court squared
Jeff Korek is an affable guy with a twinkle in his eyes.
Ben Nightingale
Face to face with race
Natalie Redcross: The power of words and the power of place
Natalie Redcross teaches public relations and other journalistic classes at Iona College in New Rochelle.
Sharon Ruben: Living her dreams
She said it’s in her “neshama,” her soul, to do what she does.
Lianne Hales-Shaw: A true gem
There’s an open secret circulating among a number of prominent Westchester County boards: Lianne Hales-Shaw is a gem.
Jerry F. Kebrdle II: Whistling past the golf course
Jerry F. Kebrdle II advised the driver to roll, though “advise” is probably too soft a word.
Jerome Kerner: The ethereal search for good advice
Jerome Kerner consulted his dead grandfather when he bought his South Salem house.
Bud Sorbello: Skating away
IT director directs roller skating traffic on weekends.
Deanna Polizzo: Ambassador for activity
When the Yankees won it all at their new stadium in Game 6, Deanna Polizzo was there.
Howard Joseph Blumstein: Not so abstract after all
This CFO can paint.- Edison Venegas: Engineering a better Ecuadorean computer center
- David Minozzi: The artist will see you now
- Carey Karlan: The fun is in the details
- Billy Cooper: The power of ‘y’
- Louis Fatato: Don’t let the rain come in
- Ralph Gironda: The world beneath his feet
- Stephen J. Jones: They said, ‘Be prepared,’ and he was
- James Othmer: The adman and his tale
- Shawn Abaspor: By land and by air
- Marc Ferris: Thirsty ears
- Hoyt H. Harper II: Part-time top gun
- Timothy Wood: The kid who could draw anything
- Dr. Ross Henshaw: Testing his own limits
- Peter Klose: Row, row, row the boat
- Paula Janis and Carole Demas: In and out of the ‘Garden’
- Taryn Grimes-Herbert: Drawing kids out
- Brian Nickerson: Rethinking college
- Candida Canfield: What’s for dinner?
- Joseph Minuta: Creating time to think
- Anthony Monteleone: Read on
- Joshua Worby: Of poetry and baseball
- Andy Bacon: How to sail an institute
- Edward H. Roberts: The triathlete
- Brett August: In pursuit of delicious
- Chris Procopis: Scripting the canine great escape
- Michelle Luongo: The survivor’s tale
- Marc J. Straus: Life and death in stanza form
- Maureen Tomkiel: Open for business
- Chuck Rollins: Rocking as a matter of policy
- Rick Beckerman: Why help?
- Jess Collen: Into Africa
- Joseph Rafalowicz: The importance of Jewish education
- Judie Galvin
- Austin Lempit
- Fiore Screnci
- Robert J. Flower
- Diane Monet
- Dr. Marc Wager
- Joan Silverstein
