Joseph Farruggia

Farruggia launched Money World Magazine and the Money World Investment Conferences in the late 1980s, building one of the period's prominent independent investor-relations platforms.

He later served as Investor Relations Specialist at Atlantic Capital Corp. and Wall Street Marketing Group, directing capital raises for companies listed on NASDAQ and NYSE American (formerly AMEX).

He co-founded Café.com Wi-Fi, the pioneer of corporate-branded wireless internet for the restaurant sector. Café.com built and operated Denny's Wireless Internet and deployed Wi-Fi for IHOP, Dunkin' Donuts, hotels, and coffeehouses nationwide before being acquired by ICOA, Inc. in 2005.

A produced screenwriter, Farruggia worked alongside Academy Award–winning filmmaker Roger Corman (Honorary Award, Lifetime Achievement).

His credits include Baby Face Nelson (1996), co-starring Academy Award winner F. Murray Abraham as Al Capone; Born Bad (1997), starring James Remar and Corey Feldman; and Spiders (2013), featuring an early starring turn by Sydney Sweeney — now an Emmy nominee — as the young girl whose rescue drives the film's central arc.

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