<p> Robert O. Mayer has been named co-chair of the corporate committee at the Nassau County Museum of Art in Roslyn Harbor. He will co-chair this responsibility with Michael D. Brown. Mayer is co-manager of the Syosset-based accounting firm MayerMeinberg and lives in Plainview.</p>

Robert O. Mayer has been named co-chair of the corporate committee at the Nassau County Museum of Art in Roslyn Harbor. He will co-chair this responsibility with Michael D. Brown. Mayer is co-manager of the Syosset-based accounting firm MayerMeinberg and lives in Plainview.

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