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Posted: March 10, 2014
New York real estate division of the Diabetes Research Institute holds 30th Annual Empire Ball
On December 11th, 2013, the New York real estate division of the Diabetes Research Institute held their 30th Annual Empire Ball. 900 guests were on hand to congratulate this year's honorees: Distinguished Service Award recipient Joseph "Dee" Dussich, CEO and president of JAD Corp. of America, Camillo Ricordi Humanitarian Award recipient Jay Badame, president and COO of NY/NJ/PA Tishman Construction, an AECOM Company and Leadership Award recipient Andrew Cooke, VP of Property Management of Hines aaf Morgan Stanley. This event raised over $1.25 million.
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