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Long Island Legends
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Long Island Legends
Entertaining the Next Generation: Judi Veeck
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This week, we are welcoming Judi Veeck onto the Long Island Legends Podcast!
Judi Veeck serves as the Executive Director of the Long Island Music & Entertainment Hall of Fame (LIMEHOF) in Stony Brook, where she leads the organization’s mission to honor, preserve, and celebrate Long Island’s iconic music and entertainment heritage.
A seasoned leader with more than 30 years of nonprofit management and fundraising expertise, Judi oversees grant acquisition, board development, and donor outreach. Her extensive background includes leadership positions as Development & Public Affairs Director for Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County and Administrator for the Education Foundation for Suffolk County Extension.
Deeply committed to advancing the philanthropic sector, Judi is a long-time board member of the Association of Fundraising Professionals of Long Island (AFPLI). She holds a Master of Arts in Social & Public Policy from Empire State University and a bachelor’s degree from Marist College.
