AMY SOSNOV ESQ.

EVENTS:

THE ORIGINAL ATLANTIC CITY NEW ORLEANS JAZZ BRUNCH 11:30 am, Sunday April 13
Brought to you by The New Jersey Shore Arts Association, Inc., a non-profit 501 (c) 3
Arts Education Organization dedicated  to bringing the arts to the community and the community to the arts.
At the Garden Pier New Jersey Avenue and the Boardwalk Atlantic City, New Jersey
Tickets are $35.00 per person Proceeds will benefit arts education and presentations
For further information please call (609) 345-3235

• Music will be directed and presented by Kathy Varallo
• Omelettes and desserts will be presented by the Culinary Academy of the Atlantic Cape College
• Joe's Bar-B-Cue will serve the fantastic barbecued pork

Welcome to our New Grandie Nathan Max Rotem October 4, 2010

Amy Sosnov Esq. 4/25/04 Founders Award

April 25 2004 Wilson Arts Center Founder's Awards and Brunch

Author: COURTNEY McCANN - CMcCann@pressofac.com August 13, 2005
Publication: The Press of Atlantic City, The (NJ) (609) 272-7219 Page: B1, B3
In 2004, the Atlantic City Arts Alive! festival was plagued by driving rains. The only moisture the artists had to worry about Friday was sweat. The temperature was in the 90s by noon. "I know it's hot but I encourage you to all go out and shop," Amy Sosnov, founder of the Martin S. Wilson Jr. Center for the Arts said during the opening ceremonies of the third annual juried arts festival on Kennedy Plaza at the boardwalk.

NJ State Council on the Arts
Atlantic County NJ County Government Department of Administration

ISREAL BONDS AVENUE OF THE ARTS 2005
Development Corporation For Israel State of Israel Bonds Women's Division, Honors Amy W. Sosnov, Esq. Community Leader and Art Patron July 11, 2005 Sponsored by  Resorts Atlantic City

October 14th, 2002 THE TIMES HERALD Montgomery County's Newspaper 203rd Year,
No. 122 Monday Technical Talk B1 by Carl Rotenberg Times Herald Staff

Amy Sosnov Esq. (1st place top row) Karen Ellis (2nd row, 2nd place)
"A Norristown attorney with an interest in technology enjoyed the WIT meeting. "Technology is important to lawyers in the 21st century whether it is for research or office equipment," said Amy Sosnov, a partner in Sosnov & Sosnov. "I also like meeting other professional women."

Profession:
Attorney, Offices in Atlantic County, New Jersey and Montgomery County, Pennsylvania