TTL: LIC Partnership honors Jamestown at 28th Annual Business-to-Business Trade Show and Luncheon

Shown (from left) are: Kesner, Phillips and Lusskin.

Long Island City, NY The LIC Partnership honored Jamestown at their 28th Annual Business-to-Business Trade Show and Luncheon. Under the creative guidance of Michael Phillips, president of Jamestown, the developer has transformed the Falchi Building in Long Island City into a weekday and weekend community gathering place, as well as an attractive alternative to Manhattan for companies seeking creative work environments. Gary Kesner, executive vice president of Silvercup Studios and chair of the LIC Partnership board, and Elizabeth Lusskin, president of the LIC Partnership, presented Phillips with the award.

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