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Giovanna M. Guarnieri Macrina is a mental health
clinician at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey.
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a Poly trustee, and his wife Dasha are the proud parents of Alexander Thomas Presto Mastronardi, born on May 15 at 5 lbs., 6 oz. Mother and baby are both in excellent health (see photo). He writes: “We gave Baby M the extra name of Presto for both arriving early and delivering in record time!”
Special Reunion Class of 1995: (left to right) front row: Ada Anon, Francesca Lisk, Elizabeth Pili, Reem J. Jaber-Iqbal, Lisa Taliercio; second row: James Vaccarino, Stephen Lee, Monica Ortiz, Carol Notias, Anthony A. Tortora, Kristerfor T. Mastrondari; third row: Anne M. Sforzo, Laura Coppola, Sharon O’Day, Mary Vouyiouklis, Stacey Kupperman, Virginia DeLuca-Markovich, Lori Anne Brogdon, Joyce M. Kassouf; fourth row: Kesu J. James, Aamir A. Rehman, John Krasner, Jason G. Basso, Mark L. Lakin, Wade E. Saadi, Matteen Tehrany.
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Simon L. Keller and his wife Amanda welcomed their daughter Alexa Grace on September 15, 2009.
1997 Kris Mastronardi ’95’s wife Dasha and newborn Alexander Thomas Presto Mastronardi.
Michael Allegretti ran for
U.S. Congress to represent New York’s 13th District,
encompassing Staten Island and Brooklyn. Michael served as Senior Advisor for U.S. Policy at The Climate Group, an international non-profit that crafts partnerships between businesses and governments to address climate change and economic growth. At The Climate Group he advised Fortune 500 companies and leaders around the world,
including former British Prime Minister Tony Blair. He has also served as a consultant to the World Economic Forum and the Presidential Forum on Renewable Energy. In 2007, he brought together mayors from the world’s 40 largest cities and CEOs from 15 of the world’s most influential companies for three days of dialogue related to
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