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Posted: April 5, 2016
Long Island chapter of ASIS to hold Person of the Year Dinner on May 25th
Victor Politi, NuHealth SystemsCarle Place, NY The Long Island chapter of ASIS International will hold their Person of the Year Dinner on May 25th at Chateau Briand, 440 Old Country Rd. Cocktails will start at 6 p.m. with dinner at 7 p.m.
The following professionals will be honored:
• 2016 Person of the Year: Victor Politi, president/CEO of NuHealth Systems.
• Security/Law Enforcement Liaison Award: Kenneth Jackson, police commissioner, Garden City Police.
• Insp. Matthew J. Simeone Jr. Memorial: James Romagnoli, vice president corporate security at Northwell Health System.
• Young Professional Award: Alexandra Nigolian, executive director of the Nassau County Police Foundation
• The Arthur B. Colwin Jr. Memorial - Security Officer of the Year Award will also be presented.
Rates and Information
Individual Ticket: $100
Table (10 Seats): $1,000
Journal Deadline Ads: May 2nd Publication Date: Monday, May 16th
Inside front cover: $1,000 or $750 to upgrade from table half page ad
Back cover: Northwell Health System
Inside Back Cover: $750 or $500 to upgrade from table half page ad
Full Page: $300 or $150 to upgrade from table half page ad
Half Page: $175 or FREE with purchase of a table (10 seats)
Quarter Page: $100
Business Card: $50
Journal Ads
Make checks payable to ASIS Long Island
3280 Sunrise Hwy. #306, Wantagh, NY 11793
Purchase online @www.asisli.org
Direct all questions to [email protected] or Frank Catalano, CPP at (516)250-9702
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