Tom Vozzo: Ending Recidivism through the Homeboy Way

All Inclusive by Jay Ruderman

Jan 20, 202631:10Government & Organizations

Tom Vozzo came to Homeboy Industries in a moment when they needed his skills. Around 2012, the organization was facing a financial crunch, and Tom stepped up from Homeboy volunteer to CEO steering the company to financia...

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