The Huntington Township Chamber of Commerce is hosting “Economic Summit IX” a symposium, trade exposition and breakfast to address important issues facing Long Island’s businesses and industries. The event, which has attracted hundreds of participants annually, is being held on Tuesday, April 24, 2007 from 7:30 – 11:00 AM at the Hilton Long Island, 598 Broad Hollow Road, Melville.  It is sponsored by Amcast, an internationally owned company that manufacturers and sells top quality castings and screening needs for companies in the recycling and quarry industries throughout the U.S. and Canada.

Arthur “Jerry” Kremer Partner, Ruskin Moscou Faltischek, will serve as the moderator for a panel discussion addressing the future of commerce and industry in the Long Island region.  Each panelist will represent a specific industry on Long Island.  The distinguished list of panelists participating in “Economic Summit IX” includes:

Healthcare:
Kevin F. Lawlor President & CEO, Huntington Hospital

Real Estate:   
Joseph E. Mottola, CEO, Long Island Board of Realtors/MLS

Economic Development:
Jim Morgo, Commissioner, Suffolk County Economic Development & Workforce Housing

Banking:
Chris Giamo, Market President, Commerce Bank
 
Telecommunications:   
Anthony DiMaso, Vice President, Corporate Strategy & Development, Verizon Communications

Education:   
Robert Gaffney, President, Dowling College

Long Island Economy:
Roz Goldmacher, President/CEO and Founder, LI Development Corporation

Long Island Business:
Richard Galant, Business Columnist, Newsday

Spend Management:
James V. Kelly, Jr., Principal & CEO, JVKG

“We are honored to have this distinguished group participating in our Economic Summit,” said John Caracciolo, Vice Chairman, Huntington Township Chamber of Commerce.  “Each panelist is an effective leader and an economic force on the forefront of the Long Island business community,” he continued.

For additional information about “Economic Summit IX” including sponsorships or tickets, please call the Huntington Township Chamber of Commerce at: (631) 423-6100.