Joe Gugliotti

MANAGING MEMBER

Joe will help you clarify your business goals, and then connect you to people who can influence your growth. Plus, he’ll take you to play golf.

A Community Leader

Gugliotti received the Harold Webster Smith Entrepreneur of the Year award from the Greater Waterbury Chamber of Commerce, given to a community leader growing business locally.

Joe was awarded the Susan St. James award for leadership from Special Olympics Connecticut, and is a member of the Special Olympics Hall of Fame.

Joe was also awarded the 2018-2019 Frederic & Lucy Kellogg Award from the United Way of Greater Waterbury, honoring his enduring, philanthropic commitment to United Way and the Greater Waterbury Community.

A lifelong New York Mets fan, Joe was at the infamous "Bill Buckner game" of the 1986 World Series versus the Red Sox – Section 14, Row O, Seat 17.

Because there seems to be no more than six degrees between Joe and any other person, he has been dubbed by WORXers "The Kevin Bacon of Connecticut."

A self-admitted food and wine addict, Joe often cooks up specialty dishes on Friday for both agency team members and client partners to enjoy.

Biography

Joe has been instrumental in building WORX into an innovative branding, digital and marketing agency.
Gugliotti is a former member of the Board of Directors at the Palace Theater in Waterbury.
Joe recently finished a two-year term as the Chairman of the Board for the United Way of Greater Waterbury, an era which saw the largest fundraising efforts in the organization's 75-year history.
Gugliotti is the former Chairman of the Board for Special Olympics Connecticut, and a former member of the Board of Directors for the Greater Waterbury YMCA.
An avid golfer, Joe is a member of the Country Club of Waterbury.
Gugliotti earned a bachelor's degree in Psychology from Southern Connecticut State University (New Haven, CT).
Joe resides in Wolcott, CT, and Jupiter, FL, with his wife Debra. They have three daughters - Jaime, Julee and Joeann.