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46 Hartford Business Journal • July 25, 2016 www.HartfordBusiness.com 2003 Winner List: John Avignone Andrea Barton Reeves Dean M. Brenner Barbara Capenera Salvatore Carrabba Curtiss B. Clemens Jr. Cindy Demma Stacey DiPiazzi Bob Eckert David Evans Leila Fecho Eileen Hasson Joshua A. Hawkes-Ladds Dennis House Raymond Karrenbauer James F. Kask Brian F. Keane Brian E. Kicklighter Debbie Lombardi Marc Lubetkin Alexander Lumelsky Marlene Malin Ibsen James "Jim" W. Marlor Jr. John M. Mik Vincent "Bing"Murphy Brian J. Newman Israel Perez Jr. Darrell J. Ponzio Luis A. Reategui Jon P. Rondeau Sue Schamberger Mark R. Swagerty Bryn C. Tindall Deirdre Tindall-Baker Jennefer Wason Kenneth Steven Weinstock Lawrence Wilder Lance A. Wilkes Mary E. Yokose Marcus J. Zendzian Past Classes: 2003 Past Party Pics: Deirdre Tindall of Hartford FoxForce represented her class on the cover of the 2003 40 Under Forty special issue. Winner Jon Rondeau (at right) at the 2003 networking celebration with Jamie Welch (left). Welch was named a 40 Under Forty award winner several years later in the class of 2007. WHERE ARE THEY NOW? Andrea Barton Reeves Employer: Harc Inc., Hartford Title: President and CEO Was: Attorney, Wolf, Horowitz, Etlinger & Case LLP Debbie Lombardi Employer: Barter Business Unlimited, Bristol Title: President Was: President/Founder of Better Business Unlimited Bryn C. Tindall Employer: Rebel Interactive Group, Farmington Title: CEO and Owner Was: CEO and Founder of Horizon Marketing Group Inc., Peer360 Inc. and Contact Inc. Deirdre Tindall Employer: reSET Title: Director of Strategic Partnerships Was: General Manager of Hartford FoxForce Lombardi, today Lombardi, 2003 Barton Reeves, today Barton Reeves, 2003 Bryn C. Tindall, today Bryn C. Tindall, 2003 Deirdre Tindall, today Deirdre Tindall, 2003 A look back at what made business headlines in 2003: On the Cover: February 10, 2003 State unions play hardball Rowland and Ryan sued for monetary damages The State Employee Bargaining Agent Coalition filed a class-action suit last week, naming Gov. John G. Rowland and his budget chief Marc Ryan individually for violating the union's First Amendment rights and for coercion. May 12, 2003 Housing market still smokin' Buying frenzy shows few signs of cooling off The recession may still be far from over, but that's not dampening the enthusiasm of prospective homebuyers in Greater Hartford. April 7, 2003 New terminal opens as air travel plummets At a time when U.S. airlines face years of restructuring and shrinking flight schedules, Bradley International Airport is set to unveil a cornerstone of its ambitious $200 million renovation and expansion project.