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Arnie and Judy Rothstein, Community Caregivers - Nonprofit Board Service Award
Arnie and Judy Rothstein have been recognized by the Tech Valley Nonprofit Business Council for demonstrating effective nonprofit governance practices, exemplifying ethical voluntary leadership and creating a positive board culture that is reflective of their organization's values. The honor will be presented on Nov. 14 at the council's award luncheon. The major sponsor of the event is Bank of America. In this episode, Arnie and Judy talk about the role Community Caregivers plays in the community.

Time Warner Cable - Corporate Partner Award
Time Warner Cable has been recognized by the Tech Valley Nonprofit Business Council for building successful partnerships with nonprofit organizations. The honor will be presented on Nov. 14 at the council's award luncheon. The major sponsor of the event is Bank of America. In this episode, Peter Taubkin, vice president of government relations and public affairs at Time Warner, talks about why Time Warner has placed a high priority on good corporate citizenship and public service.

Helen Hayes, St. Catherine's Center for Children - Nonprofit Executive Leadership Award
Helen Hayes, executive director of St. Catherine's Center for Children, has been recognized by the Tech Valley Nonprofit Business Council for her years of service and exemplifying the knowledge, skills and leadership necessary for effective nonprofit management. The honor will be presented on Nov. 14 at the council's award luncheon. The major sponsor of the event is Bank of America. In this episode, Helen talks about the organization's long history of providing essential services to children and families in the Capital Region.

The Legal Project - Nonprofit Organization Award (1 - 74 employees)
The Legal Project has been recognized by the Tech Valley Nonprofit Business Council for effectively collaborating with various sectors and other nonprofit organizations in the community. The honor will be presented on Nov. 14 at the council's award luncheon. The major sponsor of the event is Bank of America. In this episode, Lisa Frisch, executive director of The Legal Project, talks about the free legal services her organizations provide to the working poor, victims of domestic violence and other people who need legal help.

Equinox, Inc. - Nonprofit Organization Award (75+ employees)
Equinox has been recognized by the Tech Valley Nonprofit Business Council for effectively collaborating with various sectors and other nonprofit organizations in the community. The honor will be presented on Nov. 14 at the council's award luncheon. The major sponsor of the event is Bank of America. In this episode, Mary Seely, executive director of Equinox, talks about how the organization's services have evolved over the years to meet the changing needs of our community.

Cotton Hill Studios – Entrepreneurial Excellence Award Winner
By staying up with the latest advances in technology and operating in a state-of-the-art facility, Cotton Hill has become one of the region’s leading full-service recording studios. In this episode, Ray Rettig, founder and president of Cotton Hill, talks about how the company embodies the entrepreneurial spirit.

Newkey Media Solutions – Tech Triumph Award Winner
Newkey Media Solutions mixes the old with the new. Utilizing the latest high-tech products combined with traditional design skills and business practices has placed Newkey Media Solutions among the top web design and multimedia production companies in the area. In this episode, Antoinette DiMascio, vice president and CFO of Newkey Media Solutions, talks about how the company maintains strong business ethics while staying on the leading edge of technology.

The Bradley Agency – Micro-enterprise Award Winner
After many years working for large insurance companies, Bernadette Fuller decided to start her own agency. In the past few years, she has established herself in the business community and achieved tremendous results. In this episode, Bernadette talks about starting her own company, cultivating strong relationships with her clients and encouraging repeat business.

Lavelle and Finn – Community Service Award Winner
By committing significant time and resources to numerous organizations, Lavelle and Finn has established itself as a community leader in the region. In this episode, Marty Finn, founding partner of Lavelle and Finn, talks about how the firm got started in community service and why they continue to maintain strong ties to community groups.

Frank Pitts, architecture + – Lifetime Achievement Award Winner
As founding partner and president of architecture+, Frank Pitts has gained national recognition for his architectural design and programming for behavioral, mental health and psychiatric hospitals and other healthcare facilities. In this episode, Frank talks about how his career in the architecture industry has evolved.

Walter Snyder Printer – Small Business of the Year Award Winner
In business for more than 112 years, Walter Snyder Printer is this year’s winner of the Barry L. Gold Memorial Small Business of the Year award. In this episode, Dona Snyder-Reardon, president of Walter Snyder Printer, talks about what has made the company successful for more than a century.

BullEx Digital Safety – Innovative Enterprise Award Winner
Founded just a couple of years ago by a group of Rensselaer graduates, BullEx Digital Safety has quickly risen to top of its industry with its unique live-fire simulators and extinguisher training systems. In this episode, Ryan O’Donnell, CEO of BullEX, talks about what it takes to be a successful entrepreneur and why this region is a great place to start and grow a business.

Meet the Women of Excellence, Part One
In this episode, the 2007 Women of Excellence award winners talked about the defining moments in their careers, what motivates them and how they try to achieve a work-life balance.

Meet the Women of Excellence, Part Two
In this episode, the 2007 Women of Excellence award winners talked about the defining moments in their careers, what motivates them and how they try to achieve a work-life balance.

U.S. Congressman Michael McNulty (D-Green Island) Addresses Chamber Members, Part One
Congressman McNulty was re-elected to a tenth term last November and serves on the powerful House Ways and Means Committee, which has jurisdiction over taxation, international trade, health care, human resources and Social Security. McNulty discussed several issues he is tackling in Congress including the Iraq War, Social Security and health care. He also provides his analysis of the candidates in the 2008 presidential campaign.

U.S. Congressman Michael McNulty (D-Green Island) Addresses Chamber Members, Part Two
Congressman McNulty was re-elected to a tenth term last November and serves on the powerful House Ways and Means Committee, which has jurisdiction over taxation, international trade, health care, human resources and Social Security. McNulty discussed several issues he is tackling in Congress including the Iraq War, Social Security and health care. He also provides his analysis of the candidates in the 2008 presidential campaign.

New York State Senate Majority Leader Joseph L. Bruno
Senator Bruno discusses the region's economic development and a number of initiatives - including the proposed AMD chip plant - that will help Tech Valley businesses prosper. Also, Senator Bruno hints that some major announcements may be on the way that will impact the region and tells Chamber members to prepare their businesses for growth.

Johnson Illington Advisors Chairman Hugh Johnson Delivers Economic Analysis and Predictions, Part One
In part one, Johnson discusses current economic activity and trends and recaps how the markets fared in 2006. This event was sponsored by the New York Business Development Corp. and Teal, Becker and Chiaramonte, CPAs, PC.

Johnson Illington Advisors Chairman Hugh Johnson Delivers Economic Analysis and Predictions, Part Two
In part two, Johnson offers his predictions for the regional and national economies for 2007 and beyond.

Mayor Jennings Speaks at Wolferts Roost Country Club, Part One
In part one, Mayor Jennings addresses Albany-Colonie Chamber members at Wolferts Roost Country Club on the morning of November 14th, 2006. This event was sponsored by KeyBank.

Mayor Jennings Speaks at Wolferts Roost Country Club, Part Two
In part two, Mayor Jennings opens the floor to questions from the audience.

Mayor Jennings Speaks at Wolferts Roost Country Club, Part Three
Part three continues the question and answer segment and concludes the podcast of Mayor Jennings.

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