James Slattery of Aggressive Energy, spent 15 years with Stuyvesant Fuel Service Corp., coupled with his prior experience at Original Consumers Oil Company. He brings over 22 years of heating oil/real estate experience to the table. During his tenure with Stuyvesant Fuel and Original Consumers, he developed the top sales/service teams in the industry. "I bring my record of success and dedication of customer satisfaction to my friend Bill Jebaily and Aggressive Energy," he said.
He is the past recipient of the BMAR "Affiliate Member of the Year" award and is the co-founder and chairman of the Board's Trade Show committee.
His membership and affiliation with BMAR throughout his career has been priceless. Special recognition and thanks is extended to the Board's Past Presidents, BOG members and Nunzio Del Greco, CEO for their support.
Currently, Jim and his wife Donna are busy raising their two children Sean (age 19 a sophomore at USMMA @ Kings Point) and Lauren (age 14 entering the 9th grade) in the town of Massapequa, on Long Island. The Slattery's have become very involved with their local school, parish and youth athletics.
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