On Friday, March 24, 2012, the Frederick News Post featured Fenestra Technologies’ President, Rick Rogers, in an article entitled “Middletown Man Patents System to Preserve Historical Digital Files.”
Archive for March, 2012
Fenestra Is Committed to Giving Back to the Community
Fenestra Technologies recently made a number of donations to local community nonprofit organizations. “Frederick offers a wealth of artistic, cultural and civic activities, and as part of the community, we want to support organizations that make Frederick County a richer place to live and work,” said Rick Rogers, Fenestra President.
Lorie Lee and Dan Brick (right) of the Maryland Ensemble Theater, receive a donation from Rick Rogers, President of Fenestra Technologies.
Rick Rogers, President of Fenestra Technologies, recently presented a gift to the Community Foundation of Frederick County. Receiving the gift is Karlys Kline, Community Foundation Turstee.
Rick Rogers, President of Fenestra Technologies, recently presented a gift to the Downtown Frederick Partnership. Receiving the gift is Director Kara Norman (center) and Marcia Hall, Partnership member.
Rick Rogers (center) recently presented a check to the Frederick Arts Council. Left is Tammy O'Connor, Arts Council Marketing and Development Director, and Shaun Butcher (right) Arts Council Executive Director.
Fenestra Technologies President Rick Rogers (right), recently made a donation to the Boy Scouts of America Appalachian Trail District. On the left is District Executive John Boyd.