CMM Controller Amanda Sexton was selected as a leading woman in finance on Long Island to be a panelist for WEDLI's Women in Finance! Join Amanda on March 11th as she discusses her journey and outlook on the economy among a distinguished panel of women. Reserve your spot: bit.ly/3uQloeAJoin WEDLI next Thursday, 3/11 at 8:30 a.m. on Zoom for a panel discussion with three of Long Island’s leading women in finance. WEDLI President Cathy Allen, Partner at FisherBroyles, LLP, will moderate a lively discussion with Janet Verneuille, Executive Vice President and Chief Risk Officer of The First National Bank of Long Island; Michelle McAteer, Senior Vice President, Director of Loan Operations at Dime Community Bank; and Amanda Sexton, Controller at Campolo, Middleton & McCormick, LLP, as they share their unique journeys and outlook for the future. Reserve your spot now! http://bit.ly/2NKZdpN ... See MoreSee Less
Bob Burg’s international bestseller The Go-Giver illustrates the fundamental principles of life and business by shifting your focus from “getting to giving.” As a recognized business leader, Joe Campolo has applied this ideology to his professional life and has proven that providing exceptional value brings great reward.
Join Joe and Donna Sirianni of Moving Forward Strategies for a free 3 part series beginning March 12th, as they share how they’ve applied Burg’s message to their professional lives. You’ll gain a new perspective and a chance to meet the author for Q&A! Reserve your spot: bit.ly/3qYM4HX ... See MoreSee Less
Yesterday, CMM's Yale Pollack joined Stony Brook Small Business Development Center to give an informative presentation for employers on topics such as pandemic-related discrimination issues, wage & hour issues, COVID sick leave, and other new challenges businesses are facing. Attendees left with vital information and a better understanding of how to navigate these times. If you are seeking guidance on any of these topics, contact Yale Pollack or head over to our Labor & Employment area to learn more: bit.ly/3q6syZd ... See MoreSee Less
Did you know that before February 15, 2021, surrogacy was not legally permitted in New York? Surrogacy has just become legal under New York State’s Child-Parent Security Act, and although it is inherently a personal decision between loved ones, surrogacy agreements are still complex business contracts that must be given substantial thought. In our latest blog, CMM's Christine Malafi summarizes the new law and what these business agreements should entail. ... See MoreSee Less