February 2020 Newsletter: The Art of War in Business
Posted: February 7th, 2020
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To succeed in business, you need to have discipline, focus, and the relentless pursuit of excellence – and you can’t lose sight of your goals. These are lessons that Joe Campolo learned early on during his time in the Marine Corps, which shaped his views on leadership. On March 11, Joe will share those lessons with you at the Art of War in Business. How did Joe become the Managing Partner of a Forbes Top Corporate Law Firm? Learn his methods by joining us for networking with other professionals, a hot catered breakfast, and a presentation you won’t forget. Reserve your seat now: bit.ly/2ua4UUs
Everyone says they want to be successful, but the truth is, most people don’t want to put in what it takes to get there. So once again, CMM is taking the lead to help emerging leaders develop the skills they need to come out of the abyss of mediocrity and into the sea of greatness! This morning we kicked off Part 2 of our Young Professionals Series, where the future generations of our Forbes-recognized firm networked with their counterparts at other top area businesses in an exclusive setting. Following group networking sessions, proven business leader Joe Campolo shared a personal look at his own journey learning how to “Bleed to Succeed.” Joe talked about how the incredible work ethic of his grandmother, who just celebrated her 100th birthday, has shaped his boundless energy to persevere and relentless desire to grow. Participants left with new connections and the motivation to create their own opportunities. Thank you to our friends and business partners at Sasserath & Zoraian, LLP, for sponsoring the series and recognizing the importance of training our young professionals! Looking for more leadership inspiration at any age? Join us at The Art of War in Business on March 11: bit.ly/2T5ow5O
Last night was a slam dunk! The CMM team got together for happy hour at the Bench Bar & Grill and enjoyed drinks, appetizers, and each other’s company. Then we headed over to Stony Brook University to enjoy a basketball game. The competition was fierce between the Stony Brook Seawolves and the Hartford Hawks, and though the Seawolves held the lead through the first half, the Hawks came back with a vengeance to win the game. CMM is a proud supporter of Stony Brook Athletics, and what better way to celebrate with our team than at a SBU basketball game? If you’re interested in building a rewarding career with a Forbes Top Corporate Law Firm and a fantastic firm culture that earned us a spot on Newsday’s Top Workplaces list, head over to bit.ly/2VDDj9x to learn more about joining our team.
Did you know that a whopping 58% of the jobs in the Long Island Innovation Park at Hauppauge are in tradable industries? This makes the LIIPH the anchor of Long Island’s tradable economy – critical to keep our region growing – and was revealed by the detailed studies and analyses spearheaded by visionary leader Joe Campolo. Now, hear from the tradable businesses that call the LIIPH home and how we need to work together to define Long Island’s competitive advantage by bringing new dollars to our region. Joe will moderate an HIA-LI panel discussion on March 18 that business leaders can’t afford to miss. Register here: bit.ly/3c9xBSh
