Looking Back on July: Leadership wins, landmark gifts, and what we’re watching
CLIENT NEWS
SCO Family of Service’s Rasheed Frazier was named on Long Island Business News’ 40 Under Forty awards, recognizing Long Island professionals under the age of 40 who are distinguishing themselves in business, government, education and the nonprofit sector.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art reached its highest single-day attendance since 2017 with 33,700 visitors during the public opening day for the Michael C. Rockefeller Wing.
Parkside clients SCO and Maidenbaum Property Tax Reduction Group were both uplifted in the Long Island Business News for their charitable contributions. SCO’s 44th Annual Madonna Heights Golf Classic at the Woodside Club in Muttontown raised over $180,000 to support the work of its Madonna Heights campus. Maidenbaum donated a dual-purpose structure—serving as both a house of worship and a courthouse—to the Nassau County Police Department Foundation’s new Police Training Village.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
Every month, we’ll be sharing our highly recommended reads, shows, and exhibits, new and old.
“Since its debut at the Royal Court Theatre in London in 1997, the Irish Repertory Theatre in Chelsea has staged Conor McPherson’s modern masterpiece, The Weir, no less than four times. My wife and I never miss it when it returns – a spellbinding, gut-wrenching, and absolutely riveting play about anguish, unfathomable loss and the remarkable perseverance of the human spirit. Rarely does one get the opportunity to witness true artistic genius in real time – Copland composed in solitude and Monet painted his water lilies alone in Giverny – but lucky ticket-holders have the privilege to watch this wonderful expression of art live and in person – and it’s a play that stays with you long after you leave the theater.”
– Joe Reubens, Partner
“John Proctor is the Villain is a fantastic and gripping Broadway play set in a rural Georgia high school. It re-examines Arthur Miller’s The Crucible through a modern, feminist lens, resonating deeply with themes of the #MeToo movement. I highly recommend seeing it—the run has been extended through September 7.”
– Rosana Duarte, Policy Associate
