Kudos to Sean Kosofsky for his column entitled "Duck eat duck world"! It is a rare commodity for leaders who are busy making sure that their own organizations survive to take a moment to self assess what is working, what is not, and how they, as an organization, can be better community citizens.
For those who know me, it is my mantra that our community organizations work together for the common good. I salute Sean for his conciliatory piece which takes his organization's share of responsibility for any lack of cooperation.
Our community organizations have done an awesome job in serving our community. Let's hope that this marks a beginning of cooperation among them that allows them to do an even better job for all.
Sincerely,
Alan T. Semonian, CPA
Berkly
Letter: Kudos for Ducks
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