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Bank Street Commons "Big Bopper" Relaunches White Plains Jaycees.
Posted on Thursday, April 15 @ 23:58:28 EDT by jfbailey
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WPCNR MAIN STREET JOURNAL. From LCOR. April 16, 2004: LCOR, owner and manager of the Bank Street Commons rental apartment complex in White Plains, has stepped forward as the charter corporate sponsor of the newly revitalized White Plains chapter of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, commonly known as the "Jaycees."
Returning to White Plains after a two-decade absence, the Jaycees was established in 1920 as the "young person's organization." A nationwide network of professionals between the ages of 21 and 39, members focus on business development, management skills, individual training, community service, and international connections. Jaycees take part in charitable and community service projects, and sponsor social functions and networking events.
"LCOR is delighted to support the rebirth of this outstanding business
organization," said Karyn Smith, secretary of the White Plains Jaycees and property manager of Bank Street Commons Apartments, a new, 500-unit residential complex located adjacent to the White Plains Metro-North station. "This is the perfect time for the Jaycees to return to White Plains. Our community is experiencing an economic and cultural renaissance that is attracting many young professionals."
The newly revived Jaycees chapter president is Robert Klein, a financial consultant for Ryan Beck & Company.
Mr. Klein and Ms. Smith said the Jaycees' return had gained support and encouragement from White Plains Mayor Joseph Delfino, a former Jaycees member. They added that Jo Falcone, branch manager of the Century 21
Wolff-White Plains and president-elect of the White Plains Rotary, had also assisted in bringing the Jaycees back to White Plains.
Upcoming events planned by the Jaycees include participation in the March of Dimes Walk America Walk and adoption of a local park in Westchester County.
Other officers of the new chapter include vice president Cristina Fahrbach, an attorney with Jackson Lewis LLP, and treasurer Donna Scudieri, who is currently pursuing her college education.
“We invite all young professionals in White Plains to join the Jaycees,” said Mr. Klein. “White Plains is experiencing a tremendous resurgence, and the Jaycees clearly have a great future here.”
To contact the White Plains branch of the Jaycees, call Dave Blake, Membership Chair, at 914-924-5120 or Robert Klein, President, at 914-419-8126.
LCOR, developer of the $140-million Bank Street Commons residential complex, is a national real estate development company that focuses on development of multi-family residential projects, with more than 20,000 residential units completed, under construction or in pre-development across the country. The company is also owner and manager of the Landmark at Eastview in Tarrytown, one of the East Coast’s largest, multi-tenanted science parks.
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