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The News & Notes is a resource for alumni and current students of the University of Connecticut School of Business to stay up-to-date with their alumni network. We hope by providing information about our accomplished alumni, students and other alumni will have the opportunity to gain a better understanding about their industry and broaden their network.

Robert D. O’Boyle ’89

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Robert D. O’Boyle ’89  has been appointed by the board of the Liquid Holdings Corporation to the position of president.  Mr. O’Boyle had been already serving as executive vice president of sales and marketing of the company.  In his new role, Mr. O’Boyle will continue to oversee sales and marketing along with being responsible for managing both client services and product strategy moving forward in his newly appointed position.

Anthony J. Scarpino, Jr. ’73

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Anthony J. Scarpino, Jr. ’73 has joined the law firm of DelBello, Donnellan, Weingarten, Wise & Wiederkehr, LLP and will head the newly expanded estate practice.  Judge Scarpino was the Westchester County Surrogate Judge for 14 years. He is grateful for the opportunity to re-enter private practice after 30 years in the judiciary.

Gregory F. Murtagh ’84

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Gregory F. Murtagh  ’84 has joined  the The O Alliance as a strategic advisor.  Mr. Murtagh is a nationally recognized media industry leader specializing in e-commerce, digital media and omnichannel monetization.  In addition, Mr. Murtagh is a recipient of Advertising Age’s prestigious “Media Maven” award as well as regional recognition as “Entrepreneur of the Year” from major business publications in Florida.

Mrs. Margaret M. Mager ’85

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Mrs. Margaret M. Mager ’85 has joined MBS Value Partners as a managing director.  Mrs. Mager has more than 20 years of experience as an equity research analyst and strategic advisor to public and private companies. Mrs. Mager was a top ranked analyst by Institutional Investor Magazine for nine consecutive years while at Goldman Sachs.

Conor Horrigan ’11 MBA

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Conor Horrigan ’11 MBA has left a high paying job on Wall Street to follow his dreams. While enrolled at UConn and working closely with professors in the MBA program, he created a business plan and strategy that helped him win the seed money to start his company, Half Full Brewery in Stamford.  Mr. Horrigan has been recognized on the “40 Under 40” list that recognizes those who are pursuing their dreams.  Mr. Horrigan has said that “UConn’s paw prints are all over his company.”