UFA President Gerard Fitzgerald’s professional life has come full circle, geographically speaking.
In a wide-ranging end-of-the-year interview, he relished the coincidence that 33 years ago he was sitting in the same office on East 23rd St. from which today he leads his 8,500-member union.
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