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Joseph J. Magliocco (Joe) is a New York businessman and attorney interested in not-for-profit institutions.
After attending Yale College where he was a Religious Studies major as well as a Teaching Assistant, he went to Harvard Law School for his J.D. degree.
Upon his admission to the New York State Bar, Mr. Magliocco began his work in the wine and spirits industry. Having developed wines with a variety of producers in Bordeaux (France), Mendoza (Argentina), Veneto (Italy), Tuscany (Italy), and New South Wales (Australia), Mr. Magliocco has been a Commandeur de L'Ordre du Bontemps de Medoc et de Graves since his 1999 induction in Bordeaux.
With a passion for interesting spirits, Joe has lead efforts to launch brands like Baojing (People's Republic of China), Faretti (Italy), and Marti Autentico (West Indies), as well as to restore Michter's American Whiskey Company, the United States' first whiskey distilling company, to its former glory. His company, Chatham Imports, has products with favorable reviews in the New York Times [1] and Newark Star-Ledger (4/28/04).
Over the years he has done considerable not-for-profit volunteering with: [2]
• Yale College, (Yale Tomorrow Executive Committee, Yale Class of 1979 25th Reunion Gift Chair, Yale University Development Board)
• Collegiate School (Treasurer and Board Member)
• Walden Woods Foundation.
Joe has a particular interest in fund-raising to provide financial aid for worthy students. Currently Mr. Magliocco serves as Investment Committee Chair for The Fresh Air Fund. [3] --Cyberdov 14:07, 28 March 2007 (UTC)
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