Denny Herzberg on the Board of Directors at Belleayre Music Conservatory

Denny Herzberg is the president of Vitusa Corp, a business based on the distribution of Animal Nutritional Feed Ingredient products, intended for the Dairy Industry. Vitusa Corp was founded in 1956, and it is based in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey. Denny Herzberg, through Vitusa, has opened its distribution to a global scale, distributing its products to various countries over multiple continents. Denny Herzberg has overseen Vitusa's expansion into South American, Central America, Asia and the Middle East.

Denny Herzberg is also dedicated to giving back to his community. He is a community leader, working with various volunteer activities in both New Jersey and New York. Denny Herzberg is also a member of the Rotary Club of the Fleischman's New York chapter.

Denny Herzberg is perhaps most proud of serving on the board of directors for the Belleayre Music Conservatory, based in Highmount, New York. Denny Herzberg sees the Belleayre Music Conservatory as perhaps one of the greatest boons to the Catskills area, dedicated to promoting cultural programs that support Belleayre Mountain as a vital resource.

“Back in 1990, the State of New York threatened to close the Belleayre Mountain Ski Center.

The center has been a huge part of our community, and I did not want to see it close. A bunch of us gathered together to raise the funds to keep the center open. Now, the conservatory offers annual events that have become part of our culture here. The Catskill Forest Preserve is such a beautiful area and I am happy I can help preserve it so more people can continue to experience it,” Danny Herzberg says.

Perhaps the Belleayre Music Conservatory's biggest even is a summer music festival. The music festival helps raise funds to keep the Bellayre Center open. “I am thrilled that I can be a part of the Belleayre Music Festival. This concert series has become a huge event in our area that many people look forward to. Not only does it provide entertainment, but it also provides the conservatory with the funds to continue their mission.”