ACCESS honors Carmen Ortiz and others
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11/04/2011 4:31 PM
ACCESS CEO Bob Giannino-Racine and Carmen Ortiz. (Lucie Wicker)
What do U.S. Attorney Carmen Ortiz, former Citizens Bank chairman Neal Finnegan, Citi’s Susanne Cameron, Rev. Michael Paul Melendez, Babson president Leonard Schlesinger, BELL CEO Tiffany Cooper Gueye, and Governor Deval Patrick’s chief of staff Mo Cowan have in common? Each was the first in the their family to obtain a college degree, and for that they were honored this week by ACCESS, a Boston non-profit that provides financial-aid information to high school students across the state.
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