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Charles Mathews of West Hartford received the 2014 Robert C. Knox, Jr. YMCA Distinguished Leadership Award at the YMCA of Greater Hartford's 162nd annual meeting. Since being appointed board chair of the Wilson-Gray Y, Mathews, with the support of many volunteers, has increased the Wilson-Gray YMCA's annual campaign giving from $20,000 to more than $100,000 for the past three years. He's also helped to expand community engagement with the state and Hartford city officials and increase the Y's presence within the local neighborhood by establishing community events.
Norman W. LaCroix of Westport was recently inducted into the University of Connecticut School of Business' Hall of Fame at the CT Convention Center in Hartford. LaCroix earned his MBA from UConn in 1972. In 2013, LaCroix became CEO and a founding partner of Decision Analytics Group, a startup provider of business intelligence and analytics software. He's also on the board of the Connecticut Food Bank.
Middletown engineering firm Wright-Pierce was selected as one of Engineering News Record's “Top 500” U.S. design firms in 2014. Engineering News Record, an architecture, engineering and construction trade publication, compiles and publishes annual rankings of the largest engineering and construction firms in the U.S., measured by gross revenues. Wright-Pierce has been ranked in the top 500 for six consecutive years, and with 10 percent revenue growth in 2014, the firm attained its highest ranking to date.
O&G Industries of Torrington was ranked 210th on Engineering News-Record's 50th annual “Top 400” contractors list. O&G is one of only two Connecticut contractors to rank on ENR's inaugural and 50th anniversary list. The company is one of only five Connecticut contractors to make the 2015 top 400 list. To date, O&G has completed more than 230 school construction projects — more than any other Connecticut-based contractor.
St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center has received the Get With The Guidelines Heart Failure Gold-Plus Quality Achievement Award from the American Heart Association/American College of Cardiology Foundation's secondary prevention guidelines for patients with heart failure.
St. Francis earned the award by meeting specific quality achievement measures for the diagnosis and treatment of heart failure patients at a set level for a designated period. These measures include evaluation of the patient, proper use of medications, and aggressive risk-reduction therapies. This marks the sixth year that St. Francis has been recognized with a Get With The Guidelines quality achievement award.
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