Kings County Criminal Bar Association will hold annual meeting this week to vote on new officers
The Kings County Criminal Bar Association (KCCBA) will host its annual meeting this Thursday at the Brooklyn Bar Association in Brooklyn Heights, where it will vote on its slate of officers and directors.
This will mark the official start of KCCBA President Michael Cibella’s second year running the organization. Other officers expected to be voted on and installed on Thursday include Christopher Wright as executive vice president, Arthur Aidala, Michael O. Hueston, Michael A. Millett and Estelle J. Roond as vice presidents, Darren Fields as treasurer and Susan Mitchell as secretary.
New additions to its board of directors includes Doris Bergemann, Melissa Carvajal, Jonathan Fink and Alain Massena.
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