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Posted: January 3, 2020
Press/Cuozzo Realtors earn Business of the Year Award
Hamden, CT Stephen Press and John Cuozzo, Jr., principals and co-owners of Press/Cuozzo Realtors, have been presented with the 2019 Chamber Choice Award for Business of the Year by the Hamden Regional Chamber of Commerce. The presentation was made at the recent 24th Annual Chamber Choice Awards Dinner in Hamden attended by 240+ guests, including Hamden Mayor Curt B. Leng and State Sen. George Logan.
Press and Cuozzo said, “It is truly an honor to have been chosen as the Business of the Year. We want to thank all of our associates for their years of dedication, professionalism and their contributions to the community.”
According to Nancy Dudchik, president of the Hamden Regional Chamber of Commerce, Press/Cuozzo has contributed enormously to the community and to the Chamber. “We are pleased to recognize and honor Press/Cuozzo Realtors as Business of the Year. They are a staple in the business community and a strong supporter of our chamber. They both deserve this honor along with their team.”
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