LI people on the move, Nov. 23, 2011
Kevin Byrd has been appointed chairman of health and wellness at 100 Black Men of Long Island. The Brooklyn resident was chairman of BrownByrd Prostate Cancer Foundation. (November 2011) Credit: Handout
BOARDS & ASSOCIATIONS
Dr. Jay B. Enden has been named to the board of directors of the Family Service League, a Huntington-based social services organization. The West Babylon resident is the medical director at Southside Hospital in Bay Shore, which is part of the North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System.
NONPROFIT
Amy Bobrow Gross has been named clinical director at Melville-based COPE (Connecting Our Paths Eternally), a grief and healing organization dedicated to helping parents and families with the loss of a child. The Larchmont resident was the field placement coordinator for the graduate programs in school psychology at St. John's University in Queens.
Kevin Byrd has been appointed chairman of health and wellness at 100 Black Men of Long Island. The Brooklyn resident was chairman of BrownByrd Prostate Cancer Foundation.
Mary Redler has been appointed executive director of the Wantagh Chamber of Commerce. She is president of Building Your Image, a marketing, publicity and event planning consulting firm in Wantagh, which is also the community in which she lives.
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