DelBello elected chair of Westchester County Association
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Alfred B. DelBello has been elected chairman of the Board of Directors of the Westchester County Association, becoming the 30th chairman in the business organization’s 57-year history.
The WCA made the announcement today. Two other officers and five board members were also elected.
DelBello, an attorney, businessman and former elected official, succeeds Stanley E. Freimuth, former senior executive vice president and chief administrative officer at Fujifilm U.S.A. Inc. in Valhalla.
DelBello is a native of Yonkers who lives in Waccabuc. He has served as Yonkers mayor, state lieutenant governor and Westchester county executive. He is the founding partner of what is now the lawfirm of DelBello Donnellan Weingarten Wise & Wiederkehr LLP, based in White Plains. With the WCA, he has served on the Government Relations Committee and on the Health-Care Reform Task Force. In December, he was named chair of the WCA’s Property Tax Reform Commission, which is exploring the county’s property tax structure.
Other officers elected were Ale Frederico as corporate secretary and Frank Schettino as treasurer. Frederico, who lives in White Plains, is vice president of government banking-Westchester, for Commerce Bank in Purchase, and Schettino, of Cortlandt Manor, is associate managing partner in the accounting firm of Anchin Block & Anchin in Manhattan.
Also elected to the board were:
• John Barnes of New Canaan, Conn., senior vice president/director Westchester Connecticut Division, SL Green.
• Millie Becker of Pound Ridge, vice president/sales and marketing, Landmark Aviation.
• Robert A. Glazer of Millwood, chief executive officer, ENT & Allergy Associates LLP.
• Carla L. Romita of Pelham Manor, senior vice president, Castle Oil Corp.
• Kathleen Rooney of Hopewell Junction, executive vice president of Mahopac National Bank.
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