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Galgano of Gettry Marcus CPA honored with Libn’s “40 under 40” award

Gregory Galgano, Gettry Marcus

Woodbury, NY According to Gettry Marcus CPA, P.C., Gregory Galgano, has been selected by Long Island Business News as a “40 Under 40” award recipient for this year. The award will be given out to 40 rising stars under the age of 40, at an awards ceremony on January 19th at Crest Hollow Country Club.

Long Island Business News has been presenting this award since 1998, which recognizes future leaders of Long Island that have already begun to distinguish themselves in business, government, education and the not-for-profit sector. They have a proven track record of career success, are involved in mentoring and promoting their profession and find time to give back to their communities.

Galgano has been with Gettry Marcus since 2009, and in seven years, has risen through the ranks to his current position as manager in the audit and accounting group.  As a natural leader, he is the chairperson of the firm’s engagement committee. Additionally, with his passion and leadership, he has become a role model and mentor to the firm’s interns and staff accountants. In his spare time, he donates both time and fundraising for Sunrise Day Camp – the first and only day camp in the world, offered free of charge, for children with cancer and their siblings

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