Abbate and Kosswig of CoreNet Global named to "36 Under 36"
CoreNet Global Connecticut/Westchester chapter members Robyn Abbate and Scott Kosswig have been named to the organization's "36 Under 36." A panel representing CoreNet Global's board of directors and leadership council selected the 50 members of this elite group of young executives based on the members' involvement in CoreNet Global, their accomplishments in corporate real estate, their philanthropic activities and their overall promise.
The "36 Under 36" are highlighted in the current issue of CoreNet Global's The LEADER magazine, available at www.corenetglobal.org under "Publications & Resources."
Abbate is a partner in the commercial real estate practice at Hartford-based law firm Reid & Riege, P.C.
Kosswig is director of real estate at Stanley Black & Decker, based in New Britain, Conn. He also serves on the CoreNet Connecticut/Westchester's board of directors and is a member of its finance committee.
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