BUSINESS UPDATE: SUNY Oswego’s Online MBA Continues Top Ranking

Irene Scruton, assistant dean of the SUNY Oswego School of Business and director of Oswego’s MBA programs, congratulates December 2024 online MBA graduate Jane Nwagu, the group head of business development for FBN Insurance Brokers in Lagos, Nigeria. Nwagu completed the program successfully online and traveled to Oswego to attend Commencement and meet members of the Oswego team.

BUSINESS UPDATE: SUNY Oswego’s Online MBA Continues Top Ranking

Post author:Oswego County Business Magazine
Post published:April 16, 2025
Post category:Business Update Special Features

SUNY Oswego remains the top online MBA program among public schools in New York state, according to rankings released Jan. 21 by U.S. News and World Report. The U.S. News:…

Financial adviser Craig Fitzpatrick is the owner of newly-launched Fitzpatrick Financial in Fulton; Ginger Lyons is the business’ office operations manager.

BUSINESS UPDATE: Financial Adviser Launches Own Business in Fulton

Post author:Oswego County Business Magazine
Post published:April 16, 2025
Post category:Business Update Special Features

After nearly 15 years of serving clients at Pathfinder Bank in the investment services department, financial adviser Craig Fitzpatrick recently announced the launch of Fitzpatrick Financial, a full-service investment firm.…

NEWSMAKERS: Owner of Kris-Tech Wire to Be Inducted in MACNY Wall of Fame

Post author:Oswego County Business Magazine
Post published:April 16, 2025
Post category:Departments Newsmakers

Graham Brodock, president of Kris-Tech Wire in Rome, has been selected by MACNY, The Manufacturers Association, as its 2025 Manufacturers Wall of Fame inductee. Brodock is being recognized for his…

Oswego County Child Care Investment Fund’s founding partners, from left: Timothy Peter, Constellation / Nine Mile Point site vice president; Rachel Pierce, executive director of the Workforce Development Board of Oswego County; Maria Hudson, Constellation, manager, local government affairs; Sara Broadwell, executive director of Greater Oswego-Fulton Chamber of Commerce; Brandy Koproski, executive director of Integrated Community Planning; and Austin Wheelock, executive director of Operation Oswego County.

ECONOMIC TRENDS: The Child Care Investment Fund

Post author:Oswego County Business Magazine
Post published:April 16, 2025
Post category:Departments Economic Trends

A strategic investment into Oswego County’s future by Austin Wheelock | ooc@oswegocounty.org Oswego County is growing in so many exciting ways — new and expanding businesses, infrastructure investment, and…

Caraccioli Brothers Tom and Jerry Launch New Book on Hockey

Post author:Oswego County Business Magazine
Post published:April 16, 2025
Post category:Feature Stories

Book is designed for young hockey players and those who want to learn more about hockey legends While our readers have gotten used to seeing their stories populate the…

Is AM Radio Dead in CENTRAL NEW YORK?

Post author:Oswego County Business Magazine
Post published:April 16, 2025
Post category:Feature Stories

Its glory days may be in the past but 1 in 3 people older than 50 access AM radio at least once a month, usually in their vehicles By Aaron…

Fulton resident Dave Bullard. Courtesy of Shaina LeAnn Photography.

TIM’S NOTES: Dave Bullard

Post author:Oswego County Business Magazine
Post published:April 16, 2025
Post category:Departments Tim's Notes

A lifetime of storytelling, navigating a changing media landscape by Tim Nekritz | nekritz@gmail.com Dave Bullard has been telling stories for a living since the late 1970s and to say…

For Sale: A Common Sign On Land Around Micron Project in Clay

Post author:Oswego County Business Magazine
Post published:April 16, 2025
Post category:Feature Stories Real Estate

By Mary Beth Roach The proposed Micron chip fabrication plant in the town of Clay has the potential of launching a new industrial revolution and with that comes the…

Home at 50 Hart St. Oswego listed for 379,000 in February.

Real Estate: Things Are Tough Out There. Not So Much in CNY

Post author:Oswego County Business Magazine
Post published:April 16, 2025
Post category:Feature Stories Real Estate

Home sales in the U.S. in 2024 were at their lowest level in almost 30 years. The market Central New York saw only a slight decrease — and 2025 promises…

Real Estate Pros Share Their Outlook for 2025

Post author:Oswego County Business Magazine
Post published:April 16, 2025
Post category:Feature Stories Real Estate

Interviews by Stefan Yablonski “I expect to see an uptick in the number of homes for sale as we continue through 2025. As new buyers enter the market, taking…