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Business Briefs - United Way names campaign chairs

August 26, 2007

Business Briefs
August 26, 2007

United Way names campaign chairs

Naperville United Way named Art Littlefield of Financial Strategies and Solutions Group, and Robert Heap of Kuhn, Heap and Monson Law Offices, as this year’s campaign co-chairs.

The two will lead the 2007 annual campaign, which has a goal of $1.1 million.

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