Friday, November 13, 2026
Student executives from Malverne High School’s Virtual Enterprise companies, SnuggleTech and Complexion+, attended the annual New York State/Northeast Virtual Enterprise Leadership Conference at Long Island University on Oct. 30.
The conference provided students with an opportunity to enhance their leadership skills and expand their professional knowledge through interactive workshops focused on leadership, collaboration, networking and professional growth. Throughout the day, students connected with fellow Virtual Enterprise participants, exchanged ideas and gained insights to bring back to their respective companies.
Representing SnuggleTech were chief executive Gabriella Sime, chief operating officer Maxiel Tejeda De Jesus, chief financial officer Angelina Williams, chief technology officer Alyssa Elias, chief marketing officer Karis Villodas and vice president of finance and marketing Ja’nai Doris.
Representing Complexion+ were chief executive Matthew Wyss, chief operating officer Gabrielle Allen, chief financial officer Baneen Fatima, chief technology officer Andrew Innocent, chief marketing officer Karen Hernandez and vice president of marketing and sales Brian Major.
Participation in the conference allowed Malverne High School students to further develop skills relevant to today’s business world while gaining experience beyond the classroom, according to the school district. Through the Virtual Enterprise program, students continue to demonstrate creativity, initiative, teamwork and a commitment to professional growth.
The Malverne School District commended the student executives for representing Malverne High School and participating in the professional development opportunity.
