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April 1, 2019

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22 Hartford Business Journal • April 1, 2019 • www.HartfordBusiness.com Community Would you like to see your face on the Community page? This new section will feature photos from business and community events. Please send submissions to gbordonaro@HartfordBusiness.com. Amazon supports STEM education, celebrates Black History Month Students from Thirman Milner School in Hartford, local educators and community leaders recently joined Amazon at its Windsor fulfillment center to celebrate Black History Month. Students were taken on a behind-the-scenes tour of the facility and got a first-hand look at Amazon robotics. After the tour, Amazon surprised the students with a $15,000 donation, which will help the school create a STEM program. KardasLarson celebrates 15-year anniversary KardasLarson, a Glastonbury-based HR consulting firm, recently celebrated (shown left) its 15th-year anniversary. The firm was founded by Carol Kardas and Margot Larson, to provide both HR consulting services to small and mid-size businesses, municipalities and nonprofits. Of Note The Connecticut Construction Industries Association presented its 2018 Community Service Award to O&G Industries for its O&G 101 program. The O&G 101 program is a two-session introduction to construction management that has been delivered to middle and high school students in both public and private school settings. The sessions teach students lessons about project planning, time management, leadership, collaboration and reflection. Robinson+Cole sponsors Hartford Stage, donates to Boys & Girls Clubs Robinson+Cole was recently the lead sponsor for Hartford Stage's production of "Detroit '67." During a private reception hosted prior to the performance, the Hartford law firm made a $2,500 contribution to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Hartford. The donation will help BGCH provide an array of youth-development programs for the region's most needy children and teens. Pictured (from left) are: Brenda Parker, BGCH; Stephen E. Goldman, Robinson+Cole; and Shawonda Swain, BGCH. PHOTO | AMIKAGAIR PHOTOGRAPHY INFORMATION IS POWER! Did you know our lists are available for download? Our lists can be your lists! • Choose your format: Excel or PDF • Download one or all the lists • Get extendend lists not available any where else Our Lists are the only comprehensive source for information on the region's companies, executives and industries that drive Central Connecticuts' economy and market. Questions? Want to be included on a List? Contact Stephanie R. Meagher at smeagher@nebusinessmedia.com ACCESS THE LISTS TODAY! Order now at hartfordbusiness.com/datacenter

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