By Todd Kehoe  –  Research Director, Albany Business Review This year’s Best Places to Work award winners include tech startups and law firms that are just a few years old, as well as major regional employers that have been around for decades. Some of the companies are first-time winners,...

POSTED BY: KRISTIN SCHULTZ JULY 17, 2017 Gazette Reporter For Operation Iraqi Freedom veteran Eddie Reynolds, a fence was a very good thing because it will allow his children and dogs, including his official service dog, to exercise and play in the safety of an enclosed yard. Operation At...

Kristin Schultz Gazette Reporter Sometimes, putting up fences is a good thing. For Operation Iraqi Freedom veteran Eddie Reynolds, a fence was a very good thing because it will allow his children and dogs, including his official service dog, to exercise and play in the safety of an enclosed...

Friday, May 10, 2013 Six Siena College alumni were among the Albany Business Review’s 40 Under Forty honored Thursday afternoon in Albany. According to the Business Review, the annual event “recognizes forty leaders under the age of 40 who demonstrate business acumen, leadership skills and community involvement. They set...

U.S. Small Business Administration Advisory Date: Monday, May 13, 2013 Release Date: Wednesday, May 8, 2013 Release Number: 13-25 Contact: Rachael Stanton 315-471-9393 ext. 244 ALBANY, N.Y. – Small businesses from a variety of industries, from meat markets to salons, will be recognized at the U.S. Small Business Administration’s...

Mike Hendricks Editor-in-Chief- The Business Review Email  | Twitter The Business Review has been recognizing and celebrating the up and coming business leaders of the Capital Region since 2000. We announced our 40 Under Forty class for 2013 this week. The announcement generates a buzz of its own. The May luncheon at...

Times Union Monday, July 2, 2012 by: Myla Kramer Join us at the 2012 Town of Clifton Park July 4th Celebration! The biggest municipally run July 4th celebration in the Capital Region, experience small-town America right here in Clifton Park! From a patriotic parade, to amusements rides, vendors, live...

SUCCESS MAGAZINE MAY 2008 SIENA COLLEGE SM: How did you become involved in this industry? CL: Following my sophomore year at Siena, my roommate began working for a fence company. I had no summer job lined up at the time and decided to join him. I spent the rest...

Published: Tuesday, September 28, 2004 By GLENN GRIFFITH Business Q & A: Christopher Litchfield – How did you get into the fence business? I began installing fence during the summers while attending Siena College 10 years ago. After running the business for several years down south with my wife,...