26 LONGISLANDPRESS.COM • MARCH 2020
PRESS BUSINESS
MOVERS & SHAKERS:
NEW HIRES, PROMOTIONS
Chris Perry
The board of directors
of Broadridge
Financial Solutions,
Inc. appointed Perry
as president of the
locally based global
Fintech leader. He previously led
Broadridge’s global sales, marketing,
and client solutions organization.
Brenna R. Strype
Strype recently
joined the Uniondale
based law firm
of Forchelli Deegan
Terrana LLP in the
firm’s construction
and litigation practice
groups as an
associate. She was previously an
assistant district attorney in Queens.
James P.
Rosenzweig
Rosenzweig recently
joined Forchelli Deegan
Terrana LLP’s
real estate, banking
and finance, and
restaurant and hospitality practice
groups as a partner. He previously
spent two decades as vice president
and general counsel of The Riese
Organization.
Carol A. Gomes
Gomes, MS, FACHE,
CPHQ, has been
promoted to chief
executive officer of
Stony Brook University
Hospital. She
had been serving as
chief operating officer of the hospital
for the past six years.
Doug DeSchutter
The American Heart
Association named
DeSchutter co-chair
of the nonprofit’s
32nd Annual Long
Island Golf & Tennis
Classic, A Joel Hamroff Memorial
Tribute. He is president of Broadridge
Customer Communications and
a member of its executive committee.
Joanna Austin
The Book Fairies,
a Freeport-based
nonprofit organization
dedicated
to eradicating illiteracy,
appointed
Long Island Press
Publisher Joanna Austin to its board
of directors. She has more than two
decades of integrated marketing
experience.
Ruben Quintero
Advocate Health
Adv i sors has
named Quintero
as Regional Manager,
Downstate
New York. He
previously held managerial roles
at Healthfirst, Affinity Health Plan,
Health Care Partners IPA, Agewell
New York, Amida Care, and Senior
Whole Health.
Nancy Pak
Popular Westhampton
Beach-based
cookie maker Tate’s
Bake Shop named
Pak the company’s
new CEO. Pak was
previously i l vice i
president of toiletry
maker Tom’s of Maine.
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Liver Donation
Looking for a generous person who
would be willing to learn more about
becoming a Living Liver Donor.
Ideal candidate has TYPE O blood (can be O+ or O-)
If interested in donating but have another blood type, please still
contact us as there is the possibility of doing a donor swap/match.
If you are between 18 and 60 years old, are in good health, and want
to help save a life, please contact us at the email address below.
Fact about liver donations – the donor gives only a small piece of
their liver to the recipient and the donor’s liver regenerates on its own,
and very quickly!!
Your liver should be back to full size within about 6 weeks!! The surgery
is laparoscopic (non-invasive) and leaves a very small scar.
Unfortunately, none of our family members meet the criteria to be a
donor, which is why we are reaching out to others for their help.
The recipient has dedicated his life & career to public service. Is also the
proud father of an ex-United States marine and current police academy
cadet.
He Loves music, bee-keeping, fishing, laughing, and his family - wife Kathy
and children Matt, Nicole & Danny — and having a healthy liver!
If interested in learning more, please contact:
allinforalan18@gmail.com
We’re all in for Alan!
Thank you & God bless!
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