Last week, the LIA honored business leaders and companies who have made an exraordinary impact on Long Island at our Evening of Honors. The Key to the Island Award was presented to Mike Narula, President and CEO of Orbic for his commitment to bring jobs back to America and his leadership in technology and manufacturing. Mike plans to bring approximately 1,000 manufacturing jobs to Long Island, making Orbic one of the few U.S.-based smart device manufacturers investing locally. His leadership has contributed to the strength of our region’s manufacturing sector and its prominent role in our economy, proving you can grow globally while staying rooted locally. Watch now: https://buff.ly/bm7t9mV (fb)

Last week, the LIA honored business leaders and companies who have made an extraordinary impact on Long Island at our Evening of Honors. The Harry Chapin Humanitarian Award for Community Service was presented to Dr. Chris Rosa, President and CEO of the The Viscardi Center and its incredible employees. A lifelong advocate for the disability community, Dr. Rosa has expanded their innovative programs in education, workforce development, and advocacy for children and adults with disabilities. Under his leadership, The Viscardi Center remains a model for inclusion, breaking down barriers, elevating voices, and creating opportunities that build a more inclusive and equitable future for people with disabilities. Watch now: https://buff.ly/OFNli1R (fb)