David Silipigno is a well known humanitarian based in Saratoga County. He has been working hard to improve the living standards of poor and needy people for over many years. Founder of David B. Silipigno Foundation, he believes that every successful person should put efforts towards the benefit of downtrodden. His organization aims at offering the underprivileged children a healthy environment where they can learn new things. It also provides financial support to several other charitable organizations including Arthritis Foundation, Saratoga Center for Family, Catholic Charities, Mental Health Foundation, YMCA of Saratoga etc.
David Silipigno has been honored several times for his hard work and sheer dedication towards the upliftment of society. On March 7, 2009, he received the "The Spirit of Service" award by John and Christine Colley, who had previously chaired The Arthritis Foundation. David donated $775,000 for a new athletic facility to the Albany Academy for Girls. The academy honored him by naming the athletic facility after his name. Apart from this, David is also one of the leading entrepreneurs across Saratoga Springs. He started off his career as an entrepreneur at a very young age and by the time he reached at his mid 20's, he had more than 600 employees working for him.
He is the founder and/or consultant of five business areas namely Saratoga Venture Capital, Industry Partners Title, First Guarantee Mortgage, The Principal Commercial, and Saratoga Studios. He is also the executive producer of the movie "The Skeptic" which was produced under the banner of Saratoga Studios. This movie was appreciated by the viewers for its combination of horror and thriller. David Silipigno utilized the approach of telemarketing to originate mortgages which ultimately helped him to achieve success in two business areas and at the height of the marketplace his marketing firm was taking 30000 mortgage leads per month all across the country. To know more about David Silipigno, browse through http://www.thedavidsilipigno.com
Friday, May 7, 2010
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