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Fortunato Construction Group Raises Over $40,000 for Service-Injured Veterans

Fortunato Construction Group Raises Over $40,000 for Service-Injured Veterans

Fortunato Construction Group is pleased to announce that the outcome of the 2nd Annual Greens for Good Charity Golf Event was a donation of over $40,000 to Work Vessels for Vets. The event’s turnout showed strong support for the non-profit’s mission of equipping Veteran entrepreneurs nationwide.

Greens for Good Update: Announcing the 2024 WVFV Awardees

Greens for Good Update: Announcing the 2024 WVFV Awardees

This year’s Greens for Good Charity Golf Event will benefit Work Vessel for Vets (WVFV), a CT-based non-profit working to equip Veteran entrepreneurs. WVFV has served over 3800 Veterans with support for business enterprises or career education. The WVFV supported businesses have created 3,000+ new jobs and made a positive economic impact over $14 Million. This year’s Greens for Good will raise funds to support three Veterans with equipment to further their business ventures.

Hartford Business Journal 40 Under 40: Jessica Idleman

Hartford Business Journal 40 Under 40: Jessica Idleman

Jessica Idleman is the chief financial officer of Fortunato Construction Group, a Connecticut-based commercial construction firm. She has been with Fortunato for 12 years starting as assistant controller, making her way to chief financial officer. She leads the firm’s accounting department and plays a key role in the organization’s leadership team.

2024 Recipient of the Shirley Ramos Memorial Scholarship

2024 Recipient of the Shirley Ramos Memorial Scholarship

Fortunato Construction Group CFO, Jessica Idleman, was on hand at the Berlin High School Scholarship awards to present this year’s Shirley Ramos Memorial Scholarship recipient with a $2500 check. The annual FCG-sponsored Scholarship is given to female seniors pursuing a degree/technical training in construction. architecture, or engineering in honor of Shirley Ramos—a mentor and friend who lost her life to cancer in 2018 after a hard-fought battle with both Breast Cancer and Melanoma.

Spotlight On: Work Vessels for Vets Awardee SFC Benjamin Hernandez

This month, Fortunato Construction Group welcomes SFC Benjamin Hernandez as an Army-supported apprentice. SFC Hernandez is a Work Vessels for Veterans awardee who connected with Fortunato Construction through the Greens for Good Golf Tournament. As he retires from active duty this spring, he is focused on growing his Enfield-based construction firm Benny Blanco Decking Company.

Greens for Good Charity Golf Tournament to Benefit Work Vessels for Veterans

Greens for Good Charity Golf Tournament to Benefit Work Vessels for Veterans

Join Us! Fortunato Construction Group proudly presents Greens for Good – a charity golf event benefitting military Veterans! September 25, 2023, at the award-winning Lake of Isles Golf Course in North Stonington, CT. Scramble Format, Special Guests, Live Auction, Team & Individual Prizes, and more. 100% of net proceeds to benefit Work Vessels for Vets.

Greens for Good Charity Golf Tournament to Benefit Work Vessels for Veterans

Greens for Good Charity Golf Tournament to Benefit Work Vessels for Veterans

Join Us! Fortunato Construction Group proudly presents Greens for Good – a charity golf event benefitting military Veterans! September 25, 2023, at the award-winning Lake of Isles Golf Course in North Stonington, CT. Scramble Format, Special Guests, Live Auction, Team & Individual Prizes, and more. 100% of net proceeds to benefit Work Vessels for Vets.

2023 Recipient of the Shirley Ramos Memorial Scholarship

2023 Recipient of the Shirley Ramos Memorial Scholarship

Fortunato Construction Group CEO, Lindsey Fortunato, and CFO, Jessica Idleman, were on hand at the Berlin High School Scholarship awards to present this year’s Shirley Ramos Memorial Scholarship recipient with a $2500 check. The annual FCG-sponsored Scholarship is given to female seniors pursuing a degree/technical training in construction. architecture, or engineering in honor of Shirley Ramos—a mentor and friend who lost her life to cancer in 2018 after a hard-fought battle with both Breast Cancer and Melanoma.