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Partial Client List 315.794.9495 DCEFFCONSULT.COM Partial list of CLIENTS PUBLIC PRIVATE NON-PROFIT SECTOR SECTOR ORGANIZATIONS: • Cayuga County • AmeriCU • The Administrators of Volunteer Services • City of NY- School Construction • Bank of NY Mellon • Alzheimerʼs Association of CNY Authority (SCA) • Beacon Federal Credit Union • Barnes-Hiscock Mansion • City of NY- Department of Health • Becton Dickinson • Center for Leadership Excellence and Mental Hygiene (DoHMH) • Bite Cafe and Bakery • Center State CEO • City of Utica • Biz Events & The Business Journal • CNY Healthcare Financial Management • CUNY Research Foundation News Network Association • Essex County • Boilermaker Road Race • Griffiss Institute • Greene County • Chobani • Greater Utica Chamber of Commerce • Livingston County • Christopher Communities • Cicero Chamber of Commerce • Monroe County • Compson & Pimpinella Law Firm • Continuing Education Association of NY- • Mohawk Valley Small Business • Crouse Hospital and Crouse Spirit CEANY Development Center of Women Program • Hillside Work Scholarship Connection • NYC DCAS- Citywide Learning • Dermody Burke & Brown • Leadership Mohawk Valley & Development • Empire Recycling • Liverpool Library • NYC Department of Health • Excellus BlueCross BlueShield • Make a Wish Central New York & Mental Hygiene • Excellus BlueCross BlueShield of Rochester • Oneida County Bar Association • NYS Department of Transportation • Farm Credit East • Oneida County Womenʼs Bar Association • NYS Office of Temporary & • Financial Management Association • Paine Library Disability Assistance (OTDA) • First Source Federal Credit Union • Rome Art & Community Center • New York Power Authority • Forever • SCORE • New York State Fair • Foster Martin • The Neighborhood Center • New York State Office of • Fust Charles Chambers CPAs • The Womenʼs Fund of Oneida and Mental Health • Getnick, Livingston, Atkinson & Priore Herkimer Counties • New York State Staff Development • Gilroy, Kernan & Gilroy Insurance • The YWCA of the Mohawk Valley Coordinators • The Hartford • Utica Zoo • New York State United Teachers • Hear 2 Learn • View (NYSUT) • Inficon • WNY Oncology Nursing Society • NY Public Welfare Association • JAY-K Lumber • Womenʼs Business Center • Oneida County • Jefferson's Ferry Life Plan • Womenʼs Employment and Resource • Oneida County Sheriffʼs Retirement Community Center Department • Keller Williams • Onondaga County • Key Bank • Otsego County • KPH Healthcare, Inc/Kinney Drugs, • Research Foundation for SUNY • Liberty Tax Service • Schuyler County • M Griffith Investment Services • Steuben County • Mohawk Ltd. • Ulster County • Mosaic Health • Utica Police Department • Morgan Stanley Smith Barney • Washington County • NY Public Welfare Association • NY Sash • Observer Dispatch CONTACT US TODAY • Pioneer Companies TO GET STARTED! COLLEGES • Preswick Glen • Rome Hospital DEBORAH J. CABRAL Founder/President & UNIVERSITIES: • Roswell Park Cancer Institute Learning & Development Strategist, Trainer & Leadership Coach • Cornell Cooperative Extension • Schuyler Commons Productivity & Efficiency Consultant, Speaker & Author • CUNY Hunter College • Sisters of St. Francis • Hamilton College • Staffworks, Inc. • Herkimer College • The Stanley Theater • Syracuse Orthopedic Specialists • Mohawk Valley Community College 315.794.9495 • SUNY PolyTechnic Institute • Terracai/CXtec DCEFFCONSULT.COM • SUNY Potsdam • Turning Stone Casino • Veraction • Utica College [email protected] • Ward Law Firm • Women TIES.
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