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"Companies are beginning to realize that business intelligence and corporate integrity are the foundation for future success and competitive advantage", says Ed Kuriansky. That's why Ed has joined the newly formed Citigate Global Intelligence & Security Co. as senior managing director based in New York and will lead the firm's investigative group.

They couldn't have picked a more qualified guy. For the past six years Ed was commissioner of the New York City Department of Investigation, supervising numerous high-profile financial fraud and corruption cases. He also instituted an extensive system of private sector compliance monitors to ensure the integrity of Ground Zero recovery and clean-up operations.

Earlier in his career Ed served as New York State deputy attorney general and special prosecutor for Medicaid fraud control, overseeing a staff of 300 and prosecuting some of the country's largest and most sophisticated Medicaid fraud cases.

Chris Kinum has joined Cushman & Wakefield as senior managing director and branch manager of its New jersey division. Areal estate veteran, Chris was previously with Garibaldi Group.

What classmate has the youngest pair of identical twin daughters in the class of '66? If you said Jeff Futter you are, most likely, correct. Jeff and Susie welcomed Allison and Claire on October 22, 2001.

The potential members of the class of 2022 live with their 3-year-old sister Jillian in the Futter manse in Cold Spring Harbor, New York.

Jeff, an attorney, has been consulting and working in utility regulatory matters for 31 years with KeySpan/LILCO and now with Con Edison. His personal activities range from secretary of the Dartmouth Club of Long Island to VP of the Cold Spring Harbor Fish Hatchery. And tennis. Susie directs corporate training programs at News day.

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