Forty under 40 honorees announced

The Rochester Business Journal has selected the 2022 class of Forty under 40 honorees.

Forty Under 40 recognizes Rochester’s leaders who are younger than 40 years old for their professional accomplishments, community service and commitment to inspiring change. An outside panel of judges, including previous honorees and business leaders, selected this year’s Forty Under 40 honorees.

“The 2022 Forty Under 40 honorees innovate, lead organizations, grow businesses and create opportunities. They are also actively involved in the community,” said Suzanne Fischer-Huettner, senior group publisher of the Rochester Business Journal. “We at the Rochester Business Journal are pleased to recognize them and look forward to their future accomplishments.”

This year’s Forty Under 40 will be honored Nov. 16 at an awards celebration at The Strong Museum of Play, One Manhattan Square in Rochester. The celebration will kick off at 5:30 p.m. with networking and light hors d’oeuvres. The awards program starts at 6 p.m., followed by a continued celebration with food stations at 7 p.m.

Attendance is limited for this event. Honorees and sponsors get the first chance to secure tables.  Sponsorship includes a table for guests, multimedia marketing, logo usage and more. A limited number of individual tickets will be available after the sponsor deadline, if the event does not sell out. To secure a sponsorship, contact Suzanne Fischer-Huettner at [email protected]. The event hashtag is #RBJevents.

Honorees will be profiled in a magazine that will be inserted into the Nov. 18 issue of the Rochester Business Journal and will be available online at RBJ.net.

The Presenting Sponsor is RIT/Saunders College of Business Executive MBA. Rochester Clinical Research is a Network Reception Sponsor. Paychex is a Celebration Sponsor. For more information and the most updated listing of sponsors, visit RBJ.net/events/forty-under-40/.

The 2022 Forty Under 40 honorees are:

• Megan Alchowiak, The Shore Foundation
• Ashley Amalfi, M.D., The Quatela Center for Plastic Surgery
• Megan Antonitto, Genesee Regional Bank
• Haris Arshad, CleanCraft LLC
• Siddharth Bahl, Harter Secrest & Emery LLP
• Rachel Baranello, Harris Beach PLLC
• Dan Beca, Flynn
• Jenn Beideman, Common Ground Health
• Barbara Burke, LaBella Associates
• Nicole Cleary, Barton & Loguidice
• Jessica N. Clemente, Harter Secrest & Emery LLP
• Lindsay Connelly, Linden Digital Marketing LLC
• Marie-Adélina de la Ferrière, Dixon Schwabl + Company
• Lauren Dunkle Dlugosh, JK Executive Strategies
• Jack Doyle, Doyle Security Systems Inc.
• Nathan Driscoll, SFG Wealth Management
• Ryan Feltner, M&T Bank
• Zachary Fuller, Eagle Star Housing Inc.
• Jeffrey Green, Hilton Central School District
• Flossie Hall, Generation Capital Management
• Robert Hartman, MVP Health Care
• Mary Hartstein, Rochester Area Community Foundation
• Lilac Inthavong-McEvoy, Excellus BCBS
• Joshua Jacobs, Simon Business School, University of Rochester
• Jennifer Jovcevski, Nixon Peabody LLP
• Aimee Jozic, The Bonadio Group
• Bijaya Khadka, New American Advisory Council
• Rachel Laber, Visit Rochester
• Nicole Morelle, Willow Domestic Violence Center
• Heather Neu, Heather Neu, Esq.
• Laura Fox O’Sullivan, The Commissary/Rochester Downtown Development Corporation
• Samantha Parisi, Parisi & Bellavia Law Firm
• Katelin Pellett, Causewave Community Partners
• Megan Rinaudo, Thorley Wealth Management
• Damaris Rivera, R Realty Rochester
• Andrew Sewnauth, CDS Life Transitions
• Alison Taylor, First American Equipment Finance
• Ryan Trevas, New York State Department of Labor
• Audrey Wackerman, USI Insurance Services
• Ethan Wade, Brighton Securities