Corey Ribotsky Update

The Children’s Medical Fund of New York, where Corey Ribotsky is the president, will soon have its 36^th Annual Golf and Tennis Charity Classic.  As part of the event, they find corporate sponsors to ensure that the event raises a sizable amount for the charity.

This year, Glamorous Cosmetics is proud to be one of the sponsors of the Golf and Tennis Charity Classic.  Started in 2005, Glamorous Cosmetics started in Athens, Greece before expanding throughout Eastern Europe and the Balkans.  They now offer three different lines throughout Europe and in the United States.  These lines include Glamorous, G by Glamorous and Supreme. Their makeup is all produced in-house with the highest safety standards.

They are excited to sponsor the Children’s Medical Fund of New York upcoming fundraising event and they thank the Brooks Family Foundation for giving them the chance to help.

Businessweek.com has an interesting piece today by Michael J. Moore entitled, “The Financial Sector Keeps Shrinking.”  Certainly, this type of article is important for those in the financial sector, like Corey Ribotsky.

The article states that, “In an effort to boost revenue, banks are shifting their focus back to bread-and-butter businesses, such as retail banking, brokerage services, and asset management. They are dusting off a once-favored strategy, cross-selling—persuading existing customers to buy additional products. Morgan Stanley has hired more than 170 private bankers to make loans and offer deposit products to its retail brokerage clients. Bank of America is looking to win banking business from the two-thirds of its Merrill Lynch customers who have bank accounts with other lenders. Wells Fargo is building its retail brokerage so that it can capture business from 5.2 million clients who hold $1.7 trillion in investment assets at other firms.”

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