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NEW YORK — The co-owner of a New York City printing brokerage company today pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges relating to two separate schemes to defraud clients of Grey, the Department of Justice announced.
In U.S. District Court in Manhattan, John Chessa of Yorktown Heights, New York, a co-owner of an unnamed printing brokerage company based in Manhattan, pleaded guilty to fraudulently inflating invoices issued by his company to Grey, with the understanding that those inflated invoices would be passed on to Grey’s clients for payment.
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