Nick D’Andrea of Park Ford Steps Into the Chairman Role of the Putnam County Business Council.

Kate Tracy of Tompkins Bank and Allison Palais of Medina Surety Agency join the board and John Kraus returns; PCBC Thanks Nat Prentice for Serving as President for the Past Three Years.

Putnam County, NY — The Putnam County Business Council (PCBC) proudly announces a leadership transition and the expansion of its board, reinforcing its commitment to advocacy, economic growth, and business development in the region.

As the new Chairman of the Board, Nick D’Andrea of Park Ford will bring fresh leadership to PCBC. The organization expresses deep gratitude to Nat Prentice of Prentice Investment Management, LLC, for his dedicated service as President  for the past three years. Nat will now focus his leadership as President of Government Affairs, spearheading PCBC’s advocacy efforts at the local, state, and federal levels.

Additionally, PCBC welcomes the return of John Kraus of Premier Credit Solutions Insights and Solutions LLC as a board member. Joining him as new board members are Kate Tracy of Tompkins Bank and Allison Pallais of Allison’s Bail Bonds. They join existing board members Candice Sciarrillo of Pegasus Therapeutic Riding and Zachary Cosentino of Avedata IT Solutions.

The organization also acknowledges its founding leaders: Bill Nulk of the Putnam County IDA, serving as Past President, and Jenn Maher of Prosperous Jenn Coaching, recognized as the Founding Chairwoman of PCBC.

Voices of Leadership

“As Chairman, I am honored to help drive PCBC’s vision forward,” said Nick D’Andrea. “Putnam County is full of businesses ready to thrive, and I’m committed to ensuring we provide the support, advocacy, and connections they need to succeed.”

Nat Prentice reflected on his time as President: “It has been a privilege to serve in this capacity for the past three years, and I’m grateful for the opportunity to continue advocating for Putnam County businesses in this new role. We are at a critical time for business advocacy, and I look forward to amplifying the voices of our local businesses.”

Returning board member John Kraus shared his enthusiasm: “PCBC has always been an organization that fights for the success of our local businesses. I’m excited to rejoin the board and continue that important work.”

New board member Kate Tracy emphasized financial leadership: “Financial stability is key to business success. I look forward to bringing my expertise to PCBC and helping local businesses navigate financial opportunities that will enable them to grow and sustain long-term success.”

Allison Pallais added, “Small businesses are the heart of our community. I’m honored to join PCBC’s leadership and help build stronger support systems for entrepreneurs across the county.”

Jenn Maher, Founding Chairwoman of PCBC, reflected on the organization’s growth: “When we launched the PCBC, we envisioned an organization that would be a powerhouse for business advocacy. Seeing leaders like Nick, Nat, John, Kate, and Allison step up reinforces our mission. Putnam County businesses have champions in their corner, and this board is ready to take our impact to the next level.”

PCBC is actively seeking leaders who are ready to make a difference and contribute to the county’s business success.

For more information about PCBC and its initiatives, visit putnamcountybusinesscouncil.com.

About PCBC

The Putnam County Business Council is dedicated to advancing business interests in Putnam County through advocacy, education, and strategic partnerships. PCBC provides resources, networking, and support to help businesses thrive in today’s economy.

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