Hartford Business Journal

44 Hartford Business Journal • July 25, 2016 www.HartfordBusiness.com Andrew "Drew" Andrews Don Courtemanche Craig DeVivo Marjorie Feldman Matt Fleury Nadine Francis West Alisa Gaudiosi William Gerrish John Gillespie Anthony J. Gray Joel M. Grieco Patrick J. Griffin Matthew J. Guyer Louis Hernandez, Jr Dennis F. Kerrigan, Jr. Robert A. Laraia Marlon H. Lindsay K. Annette Liseno Christoper Mader Jason Neubauer Kevin O'Connor Eric B. Person Alice M. Pritchard Jose Reategui Kenneth Reiss Rita Rivera Ortiz Grace Simpson Mark Christopher Sinatro Kelly Smith Anastasia Streich Mark Taub Paul S. Taub Mark R. Torello Alecia Townsend Beckie Stan Valencias David Welch Chris White Jeff Wilson Michael Zaleski Ellen Zoppo 2002 Winner List: Past Classes: 2002 Winner Nadine Francis West (center) at the 2002 networking celebration with winner Alicia Townsend Beckie (right). WHERE ARE THEY NOW? Kevin O'Connor Current Employer: Point72, Stamford Title: Managing Director and General Counsel Was: Partner, Day, Berry & Howard Andrew G. Andrews Current Employer: Whittlesey & Hadley, Hartford Title: Managing Partner Was: Audit and Accounting Partner, CFO/ Treasurer, Whittlesey & Hadley Louis Hernandez Jr. Current Employer: Avid, Burlington Mass. Title: Chairman, President and CEO Was: President and CEO, Open Solutions Inc. Andrews, today Andrews, 2002 O'Connor, today O'Connor, 2002 Hernandez, today Hernandez, 2002 Representing the class of 2002 at a networking event and photo session for the 40 Under Forty 10th Anniversary edition are: (from left, back row) Andrew Andrews, Louis Hernandez Jr., Dennis F. Kerrigan Jr., Kenneth Reiss, Robert Laraia, Patrick Griffin, (front row) Matthew Guyer, Paul Taub, Alisa Gaudiosi, Rita Rivera Ortiz, Eric Person. The photo shoot was held in 2006 at the New England Air Museum in Windsor Locks. May 27, 2002 State investing in tobacco companies Despite leading role in class-action smoking suit Money in the state's Tobacco and Health Trust Fund, intended to fund tobacco and substance-abuse prevention programs, is being re-invested in cigarette-makers Philip Morris, Lowe's and UST. February 4, 2002 Enron's tangled web reaches into Connecticut's landscape The United Illuminating Co. terminated its contract with Enron — which was to provide 100 percent of its power — and signed on with Dominion to provide electricity without affecting its rates. July 15, 2002 Taxes target businesses to narrow budget gap Provisions in the state budget passed by the General Assembly June 30 will funnel an additional $80 million annually into the General Fund—at the expense of Connecticut businesses. A look back at what made business headlines in 2002: Remember When... Past Party Pics:

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