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Posted: June 23, 2014
Del Greco joins Flushing Bank as vice president, new business development for real estate lending
Nunzio Del Greco has joined Flushing Bank as vice president, new business development for real estate lending. He began his career as an association executive in 1983 as executive vice president of the Bronx Board of Realtors. He was the longest serving executive in this organization with almost 30 years of service. Del Greco was presented the 2004 Distinguished Service Award at the association's 80th Annual Banquet. He was also presented the Businessman of the Year Award by the Bronx County Historical Society in 2010.
Del Greco holds a master's degree from St. John's University in Public Administration and was a graduate assistant in the Department of Government and Politics. He completed his bachelor of arts degree from Queens College graduating with honors in Political Science. Del Greco is also an editorial writer on a regular basis for the New York Real Estate Journal.
Del Greco is a community leader and fundraiser for a number of charities including: American Cancer Society; Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation; ALS Walk at Eisenhower Park; Avon Walk for Breast Cancer at Jones Beach; and Camp Good Days & Special Times.
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