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Posted: January 16, 2024
Berger of Robert Martin honored by Jewish Business Network at gala
Tarrytown, NY Greg Berger, president of Robert Martin Company, was honored at the Jewish Business Network of Rivertowns-Westchester annual breakfast gala & business forum held December 14. More than 175 business leaders attended the event held at the Tarrytown House Estate, Biddle Mansion.
The JBN gala featured a celebratory breakfast and honoree recognition of JBN leaders Berger, president, Robert Martin Company, Robert Glazer, EVP, ENT & Allergy Associates and Robert Friedland, chairman, Westrock Development.
A special tribute was held for The Friedland Young Leaders and a Rising Star Award was presented to Molly Selin, product marketing manager, LightBox. A keynote address was delivered by Mario Gabelli, CEO, GAMCO Investors and Master of Ceremonies was Larry Gottlieb, managing director, Robert Martin Company. The event also featured a special Menorah Lighting and Shine a Light for Israel ceremony.
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