Zoe R. Riccio ’08 (CAHNR) and Robert A. Riccio ’10, ’15 MSBAPM of Athletic Brewing Company have been named to Inc. Magazine’s list of the fastest-growing private companies in the Northeast region, which included eight Connecticut businesses. The rankings are based on a company’s revenue growth percentage from 2020 to 2022mmerce Award.

Benna Lehrer ‘02 JD/MBA has been named chairperson of the Board of Directors of Capital for Change, a Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) in Connecticut. Lehrer is currently employed by Synchrony.

Carmen Effron ’72 (ED), ’81 MBA, founder and president of C F Effron Company LLC based in Fairfield County, Connecticut, has been named one of eight 2024 Neag School Alumni Awards honorees. Effron was inducted into the School of Business Alumni Hall of Fame in 2011, and in 2013, she received the Connecticut Small Business Institute for Excellence in Commerce Award.

Kimberly Green Reynolds ’16 MBA has been appointed chief procurement officer for Coca-Cola Bottlers’ Sales & Services, responsible for driving efficiency, reducing operational costs, and improving procurement processes.

Kyle J. Eagleson ’01  has been promoted to president and chief executive officer of Guilford Savings Bank. Eagleson formerly served as the bank’s chief operating officer.

Josh Krulewitz ’92 has been appointed ESPN’s senior vice president of communications. In this position, Krulewitz will assume the leadership of ESPN’s communications department and work closely with Disney colleagues to enhance ESPN brands and their reputations.

Jeffrey P. Uccello ’97 has been appointed senior vice president and general manager of Data Solutions for IntegriChain, a comprehensive pharma technology, data, consulting, and outsourcing platform for data-driven commercialization.

Gregory P. Voyentzie ’92, ’95 MBA  has been appointed head of Greystone’s Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) syndication platform which supports the development and construction of new affordable housing across the nation. Prior to joining Greystone, a private commercial real estate finance and investment company, Voyentzie led the tax credit platform at Boston Financial as chief executive officer and served as a member of the Management Committee for ORIX Corporation USA, Boston Financial’s parent company.  

Christopher T. Calio, ’00 JD/MBA, former Pratt & Whitney president, has been named CEO by RTX. RTX has 180,000 employees and $67 billion in annual sales, making it the largest aerospace company in the world.

 

Denise M. Dettingmeijer ’87, ’89 MBA has been named Medical Solutions’s new chief financial officer, effective Dec. 1, 2023. Dettingmeijer most recently served as CFO of Randstad North America and Global Businesses.