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Quinnipiac
University honored eight of its top graduates, including Joseph
Natarelli of Madison, at the Distinguished Alumni Awards Luncheon, which took
place from 12:30-2:30 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 16, at Burt Kahn Court in the
Athletics and Recreation Center on the university’s Mount Carmel Campus.
The Distinguished
Alumni Award is presented biennially to alumni who: display outstanding
leadership and achievement in their professions or careers, which enhances
Quinnipiac’s reputation; continually serve their local and global community and
Quinnipiac through their personal and professional participation in various
civic and local affairs; act as a conduit for alumni who are looking to
re-connect or further develop their relationship with the institution; and
display a continuous philanthropic loyalty and bond with Quinnipiac.
Natarelli
graduated from Quinnipiac in 1986 with a degree in accounting. With more than
20 years of experience with international accounting and consulting firms, Natarelli
serves as the partner-in-charge of Marcum LLP’s New Haven office, as well as
the National Construction Industry group leader. He is a member of Marcum’s
Management Committee and frequently serves as the lead audit engagement partner
for a variety of consulting matters.
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This year’s other Distinguished
Alumni Award honorees were: Stella (Boni) Cretella, of West
Haven; Joel D. Moore, of Ringoes, N.J.; Pamela (Dispoto) Moore, of Ringoes,
N.J.; David B. Rusate, of Southbury; and Clifford W. Spelke, of Roslyn Heights,
N.Y. Robert P. Mitchell, of Cambridge,
Mass., received the Service to Quinnipiac Award, and Bobak “Bobby” Emamian, of
New York, N.Y. and formerly of Cheshire, was recognized with the Recent Alumni
Award
