Company Spotlight

For more than 50 years, ACDS has been providing much-needed services to children and adults with Down syndrome and other developmental disabilities.  

For more than 100 years, OneGroup has been providing insurance for New York families and businesses, starting upstate in Oneida before expanding to other regions including Nassau County and Forest Hills, Queens. Along with that geographic expansion has come an...

After celebrating its 20th anniversary and being name the top elder law firm on Long Island for the eighth consecutive year by Long Island Business News, Genser Cona Elder Law and its attorneys continue to be leaders in the field, creating programs and initiatives...

Great Neck matrimonial and family law firm Wisselman, Harounian & Associates and its attorneys have been widely recognized as leaders in their field. Firm founder Jerry Wisselman and his partner, Jackie Harounian, recently spoke with us about the firm’s mission,...

Ever since it was founded in 1952 by Dr. Henry Viscardi Jr., The Viscardi Center in Albertson has been effectively working to eliminate the many barriers that people with disabilities all too often face at school, work, and elsewhere. John D. Kemp, who was named...

Ever since it was founded in 1980 as the first food bank on Long Island by the late Grammy-winning singer-songwriter and social activist Harry Chapin and his wife, Sandy Chapin, Long Island Cares has been helping feed the hungry. Paule Pachter, who has served as its...

The lawyers at Futterman, Lanza & Pasculli, LLP have earned a reputation for success and client-centered representation, specializing in elder law and estate planning for many years. Aaron E. Futterman and Ronald S. Lanza started Futterman & Lanza in 2004 with...

  Lisa Belzberg founded PENCIL in 1995 as she embarked on a project to invite executives and other leaders of industry to serve as principals for a day in New York City and realize the opportunity and responsibility businesses have to support public education....

Long Island Alzheimer’s & Dementia (LIAD) Center was started in 1988 by five Long Island women who each had a connection with dementia and wanted to create a place where families could turn for much-needed help and services. The grassroots, not-for-profit...

Amy Zaslansky founded The Book Fairies in 2012 as a solution for teachers who were spending their own money to buy books for students without home libraries. What began as a local book drive that collected 3,000 books evolved into a thriving nonprofit that collects...