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RBJ’s Power 100 List 2021 When we decided to launch our Power List series, we knew it would be a difficult task to select just 100 power players in the Rochester community for our inaugural Power 100 list. Ben Jacobs It definitely was. But we are pleased with the makeup of this list of leaders. Health care is heavily represented, as it should be. The health care industry is vitally important to the Rochester economy even in normal times, and the COVID-19 pandemic has only increased our reliance on our local health care organizations. Rochester’s nonprofits also have played a crucial role ...

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Jackson Center Co-Founder to Retire from Board Bob Woodward and Greg Peterson Summer 2018 JAMESTOWN – Following 20 years of leadership and service, Robert H. Jackson Center co-founder Gregory Peterson is retiring from the Robert H. Jackson Center Board of Directors, effective December 14, 2020. Mr. Peterson co-founded the Robert H. Jackson Center in 2001, along with Elizabeth S. Lenna and Carl Cappa. He has served on the Board since the Center’s inception. “We are grateful for Greg’s leadership and legacy of outstanding community service,” said Jackson Center President Kristan ...

Dec 12, 2020 Gregory Peterson is pictured with Bob Woodward at an event in August 2019. Peterson is retiring from the Robert H. Jackson Center board of directors effective Monday. Following 20 years of leadership and service, Robert H. Jackson Center co-founder Gregory Peterson is retiring from the Robert H. Jackson Center board of directors effective Monday. Peterson co-founded the Robert H. Jackson Center in 2001, along with Elizabeth S. Lenna and Carl Cappa. He has served on the Board since the Center’s inception. “We are grateful for Greg’s leadership and legacy of outstanding commu...