New Executive Board For Nassau Young republicans
February 8, 2012
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Announces their new Executive Board for 2012
(Long Island, NY) The Nassau County Young Republicans are proud to announce their new Executive Board for 2012: Nicole L. Russo (Garden City) as Chairman, David Carl (East Meadow) as Co-Vice Chair and Chairman of Social Events, Shannon K. Carlin (Bellmore) as Co-Vice Chair and Chairman of Fundraising & Public Relations, Evan R. Dackow (Farmingdale) as Treasurer and Adam LoBelia (Manhasset) as Secretary.
Last month the new Executive Board was installed by New York State Senator Kemp Hannon after speeches by Nassau County Comptroller George Maragos (running for U.S. Senate) and New York State Young Republican Chairman, Giovanni Scaringi at the Annual Nassau Young Republican Installation of Officers Brunch.
Ms. Russo is a resident of Garden City and was the Executive Vice President of the Nassau Young Republicans last year under President Brian Hayes. She is also involved with the Garden City Republican Club, Garden City Kiwanis, a member of the Board of Directors for the Garden City Eastern Property Association and Corresponding Secretary of the New York State Young Republicans.
For more information about the Nassau County Young Republicans, please visit NassauYoungRepublicans.com or email us at info@NassauYoungRepublicans.com
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