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    Scott Abrams ’80 Presented With HIA-LI Small Business Award

    September 19, 2017
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    omnicon group named small business winner
    Pictured above (L-R): Scott Maskin, CEO SUNation Solar Systems; Terri Alessi-Miceli, HIA-LI President; Karen Frank, The Omnicon Group Vice President; Scott Abrams, The Omnicon Group President & CEO: and Robert Quarte, HIA-LI Chairperson.

    Scott Abrams ’80, President and CEO of Omnicon Group, was presented with the Hauppauge Industrial Association (HIA-LI) Small Business Award on September 19. The award was given in recognition of Omnicon’s achievements as a global industry leader.

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