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CFOC Introduces New Board Members

SPRINGFIELD—The members of the Community Foundation of Otsego County’s diverse and active Board of Directors come from all walks of life, including college students. Officials announced recently that the addition of two new members brings the total number of directors to 17.

Newcomer Mike Balboa is the chief financial officer of Fenimore Asset Management, based in Cobleskill. According to a press release, he is a dedicated professional with enthusiasm for philanthropy and prosperity.

With a strong background in finance and strategic planning, he plans to bring a diverse perspective to the Community Foundation of Otsego County. Officials said Balboa is “deeply committed to fostering positive change in the region, and his ability to connect with different communities and understand regional needs will hopefully help lead to impactful contributions to the foundation’s mission.”

Joining Balboa is Emilie Peterson, an intern board member, coming to CFOC from the SUNY Oneonta Leadership Development Program.

“I’m thrilled about the chance to join the CFOC Board,” Emilie said. “I grew up just an hour north of Otsego County. Now, as I enter my final year at SUNY Oneonta as an accounting major, this seems like a great way to give back to a community that feels like home. I look forward to supporting the board’s efforts and helping Otsego County continue to succeed.”

For more information on the CFOC, visit www.cfotsego.org.

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