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CORPORATE LADDER Continued from Page 7 SIGHTSEEING FIRM EYES BRANDING BOOST DESPITE THE RECESSION, tourism to the city has increased for all but one of the past 10 years, a boom that leaves competing travel companies vying hard to win their share of the market. So when NYC & Company predicted 55 million annual visitors and $45 million in tourism industry spending by 2015, New York Cruise Lines—which operates Circle Line—decided to step up its game, hiring Len Sinisgalli, 50, to be both chief financial officer and head of business development of the sightseeing boat operator. Mr. Sinisgalli has the ideal combination of financial experience and entrepreneurial spirit, said CEO Samuel Cooperman. “These are skills that can’t really be learned; they have to be practiced,” said Mr. Cooperman. Mr. Sinisgalli previously was chief of finance at telecommunications hardware company GSM Systems and a certified public accountant at onetime Big Five accounting firm Arthur Andersen & Co. 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