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Posted: November 19, 2007
The Journal News, REDC and RBA sponsor Forty Under 40 Program Gala
At a recent gala event, more than 200 people gathered at The Clubhouse at Patriot Hills to celebrate Rockland County's leaders of today and tomorrow. Sponsored by The Journal News, Rockland Economic Development Corporation (REDC) and Rockland Business Association (RBA), the recipients of the 6th annual Forty Under 40 Program were awarded for their commitment to excellence and community involvement.
With more than 55 nominations submitted, a 12-member selection committee, co-chaired by Sr. Mary Eileen O'Brien, president of Dominican College, and Dr. Cliff Wood, president of SUNY Rockland Community College, selected forty Rockland County individuals-who are under the age of 40 and live and work in Rockland and making their mark on the county in positive ways through their commitment to growth, development, professional excellence and the community-at-large.
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