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- (president & CEO) Keith Walsh (CFO) Mark Drummond Brady (vice chairman) Linda Foppiano (CHRO) Products Insurance brokerage and risk management Revenue $10.208...
- (o Bagni), Cravegna, Vegno, Emo, Mozzio, Viceno, Mondei, Rovallo, Cuga, Foppiano, Quategno, Braccio, Maglioggio, Prepiana, Garina. Crodo borders the following...
- wineries had made their start: Seghesio, Simi, Sebastiani Vineyards and Foppiano began in the late 19th century and remain in operation today. Others included...
- Scranton, Pennsylvania, U.S. Political party Democratic Spouse Terese Foppiano ​ (m. 1985)​ Children 4 Parent Bob Casey Sr. (father) Education College...
- and begin using their grapes for local bottlings. The 1973 vintage of Foppiano Vineyards claims to be the first wines to include the words Russian River...
- Mario Osses (Ind.) 19th Zarko Luksic (PDC) Eduardo Catalán (Ind.) José Foppiano (Ind.) none Carlos Bianchi Pedro Muñoz (PS) (R) Sergio Fernández (UDI)...
- v t e Bellarmine Knights head baseball coaches Luke Foppiano (1952) Ed Weber (1953–1954) Paulie Miller (1955–1957) Gene Kenny (1958–1959) Alex Groza (1960–1965)...
- Country Italy Region Liguria Metropolitan city Genoa (GE) Frazioni Casanova, Foppiano, Garbarino, Isola, Loco, Moglia, Pietranera, Spescia Government  • Mayor...
- Junction UP Fresno Subdivision Kettleman Ampere Norton Blacklands Ashley Foppiano A&K Cherokee Car Barn Vine Street branch STE SP Fresno Subdivision STE...
- v t e Bellarmine Knights head baseball coaches Luke Foppiano (1952) Ed Weber (1953–1954) Paulie Miller (1955–1957) Gene Kenny (1958–1959) Alex Groza (1960–1965)...