Justin Calabrese Earns Rare Double Lifetime Induction Into Prestigious Business Honor Society

WEST HARTFORD, Conn. - EntSun -- Justin Calabrese, entrepreneur, author, and business consultant, has earned a rare double lifetime induction into Beta Gamma Sigma, one of the world's most respected business honor societies. The distinction recognizes exceptional academic performance, leadership, and meaningful contributions to the field of business.

While induction into Beta Gamma Sigma is highly selective, Calabrese's double lifetime recognition through the University of Hartford's Barney School of Business reflects a unique combination of academic excellence and extensive entrepreneurial experience. His professional background—built prior to and during his undergraduate studies—played a significant role in earning this uncommon honor.

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Calabrese began his entrepreneurial journey with an eCommerce security company specializing in surveillance systems and law enforcement equipment. He later expanded into international retail and distribution, becoming a leading exporter of airsoft, paintball, and water-based sporting products. His career also drew regional attention after he acquired the rights to a defunct national retail chain at age 25, earning recognition for his determination and willingness to take calculated risks.

The double lifetime induction highlights Calabrese's ability to bridge business theory with real-world application. Today, he continues to support entrepreneurs and organizations through consulting, technology strategy, and business education, applying the same discipline and innovation that define his career.