Fortino of Metropolis Group honored by Madison Sq. Boys & Girls Club

May 17, 2016 - Spotlights
Frank Fortino and his wife, Camille Fortino and family. Frank Fortino and his wife, Camille Fortino and family.

New York, NY On Wednesday, April 27, Madison Square Boys & Girls Club hosted its 4th Annual Youth of the Year Dinner at Pier 60 at Chelsea Piers. Over 600 attendees and thousands of contributors participated in celebrating four outstanding inner city youth that exemplified academic excellence, community involvement, an honorable character, and resilient lifelong goals.

Madison is one of the oldest Boys & Girls Clubs in the city, serving the most underserved children since 1884, providing programs which foster youth development and empowerment so that they have the tools to succeed in life. With a support system that includes the diligent efforts of their staff, Board of Trustees, and the benevolent support of public and private partners, Madison has been able to provide the support needed for more than 5,000 children this year.

Frank Fortino, Metropolis Group Frank Fortino, Metropolis Group

Along with highlighting this organization and the 2016 Youth of the Year, two fearless leaders were also honored that night, champion of youth honorees Frank Fortino and Peter Serpico. Fortino, president and CEO of Metropolis Group, Inc., a code and zoning consulting company, is a member of the Board of Trustees and is extremely proud of the organizations mission and community impact this far. He would like to extend a huge thank you to all of his supporters that contributed to this wonderful cause!

For more information on donating and/or volunteering please visit madisonsquare.org.

Metropolis Group, Inc. guides building developers and owners through the process of achieving and retaining compliance for their properties. They provide a single point of contact that effectively navigates through NYC’s Department of Buildings, and critical city agencies while coordinating the completion of construction from start to finish.

Shown (from left) are: Bassam Tarazi, head of business strategy at Omnibuild; Kayla Williams, youth of the year; Maylynn Rosario, youth of the year; Daquan Saxon, youth of the year; Cheryl Wills, master of ceremonies and NY1 reporter; Carrie Schwab-Pomerantz, special guest speaker and head of the Charles Schwab Foundation; David Chassidy, youth of the year; Frank Fortino, president of Metropolis Group, Inc.; Joe Patuleia, executive director of Madison; and Joe Mingione, partner at Omnibuild Shown (from left) are: Bassam Tarazi, head of business strategy at Omnibuild; Kayla Williams, youth of the year; Maylynn Rosario, youth of the year; Daquan Saxon, youth of the year; Cheryl Wills, master of ceremonies and NY1 reporter; Carrie Schwab-Pomerantz, special guest speaker and head of the Charles Schwab Foundation; David Chassidy, youth of the year; Frank Fortino, president of Metropolis Group, Inc.; Joe Patuleia, executive director of Madison; and Joe Mingione, partner at Omnibuild
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