Technites in the News
Dr. Alla Prokhovnik-Raphique ‘05 was recently named to “The 2023 Above & Beyond: Women,” a City and State New York list “recognizing 50 remarkable women who are improving New York.”
MoreAlumni Hall of Fame member John Catsimatidis ‘66 recently spoke to NY1 about his new memoir, “How Far Do You Want to Go? Lessons from a Common Sense Billionaire.” John, whose net worth is listed by Forbes at $4 billion, frequently references Brooklyn Tech in the book.
MoreDeeben “DK” Kang ‘97 (Architecture) opens a new Chick-fil-A franchise in DC’s Chinatown.
MoreJohn Catsimatidis reveals how he built his businesses in a new memoir, “How Far Do You Want to Go?: Lessons from a Common-Sense Billionaire.”
MoreSarah Natochenny ’05, the voice behind Pokémon’s Ash Ketchum was only 18 when she landed the job: “My goal was never to be a famous actor.”
MoreDr. Rukiya Jeffers Ware ‘96 authors “Kia and the Magical Spikes.”
MoreJeanine Basquiat Heriveaux ’85 was a Brooklyn Tech student when Jean-Michel Basquiat, her big brother, made it big in the art world. Now she and her sister, co-administrators of the Jean-Michel Basquiat Estate, are taking visitors inside a new exhibition of more than 200 rarely shown paintings, drawings, and objects from the family’s archives — to show the artist from a new perspective: his family’s.
MoreKai Martinez ’05 dances at the 94th Academy Awards to “Dos Oruguitas” from the animated film Encanto, where she served as Animation Reference Consultant.
MoreLiving Colour guitarist Vernon Reid, often called one of the best guitarists of all time, is featured in a new interview with Guitar Player, discussing the band’s 1988 breakthrough hit “Cult Of Personality”.
MoreFrom when Mike D’Amato was a high school senior at Brooklyn Tech to when he was a two-time Middle Conference All-Star safety and kick- and punt-returner, as well as a second-team All-American lacrosse attackman at Hofstra in 1968, life happened.
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