No one would ever call Michele Maglione’s current job easy. But it’s hard to top the determination needed for one of her first jobs, when she knocked on doors in Albany for Citizen Action, promoting environmental, economic and racial justice.
She laughed when asked her starting salary—just $16,640. But it was work she believed in.
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