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Make-A-Wish® Northeast New York Welcomes Two New Board Members

Make-A-Wish Northeast New York is excited to announce the addition of Marissa Vollmer and Nicole Camuti-Pullman to its board of directors. These strategic additions to the board reflect Make-A-Wish Northeast New York's commitment to enhancing its leadership team with diverse skills and experiences, further strengthening its ability to fulfill its mission.

Marissa Vollmer, Vice President and Partner at Graypoint LLC

Marissa Vollmer

Marissa joins the board with a strong background in financial planning. A CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ with a degree in Mathematics and Economics from Union College, Vollmer's expertise in financial services, combined with her passion for community involvement, positions her to make significant contributions to the organization's financial strategies.

Jesse Tomczak, Make-A-Wish Northeast New York Board Chair and Executive Vice President and Chief Banking Officer of Pioneer Bank, expressed his enthusiasm: "Marissa's financial expertise and energy for helping others will be invaluable as we work to grant wishes to every medically eligible child in the region and ensure strong fiscal management of our resources."

Nicole Camuti-Pullman, Senior Human Resources Consultant at GTM Payroll & HR Consulting

Nicole Camuti

Nicole brings a wealth of experience in strategic HR planning and consulting. With a J.D. from Albany Law School and a B.S. in Engineering Technology & Business from New York Institute of Technology, Camuti-Pullman specializes in policy development, compliance management, and benefits administration.

Jamie Hathaway, Make-A-Wish Northeast New York President and CEO, commented on Camuti-Pullman's appointment: "Nicole's expertise in HR and compliance will be crucial as we navigate the complexities of running a nonprofit. Her insights will help us build a stronger, more efficient organization, ultimately allowing us to grant more wishes and create more life-changing experiences for children with critical illnesses."