Mr. Madory is Vice President of Victory State Bank and is a member of the Advisory Board of SCORE, Chapter 476.  Joe holds Executive Committee status in the following organizations: Chairman of the Board, S.I., Chamber of Commerce Foundation, Secretary of the Board, Project Hospitality.  He is President and a member of the Board of Directors for the Cannel Richmond Nursing Home and Mission of the Immaculate Virgin - Mt. Loretta.  Joe is a member of:

The Staten Island Rotary and is Past President and sits on the Board of Directors, Borough President's Task Force on Bias Reduction, S.I. University Hospice Advisory Board, Alzheimer's Association Advisory Board, Honorary Vice-President Staten Island Cricket Club (est. 1872), SCORE Advisory Board, Staten Island Community Television Producer Advisor, and Foundation for the Enhancement & Enrichment of Life – Trinidad & Tobago.  He is a Former Member of the following organizations:

The Staten Island Chamber of Commerce Chairman of the Board, Staten Island Children's Museum Vice President Board of Directors, Staten Island Interagency Council for the Aged - Board of Directors, S.I. Cancer Society, Meals on Wheels - Board member, S.I. Chapter - American Red Cross, RSVP/SERVE Advisory Committee, Good Scout Committee - Boy Scouts of America, Virginia Cicero Foundation and the American Heart Association.  In July 1992, Joe was appointed by Borough President James Molinaro as a Producer Representative to the Board of Staten Island Community Television, July 2002.  He was appointed by Mayor Dinkins to the Mayor's Committee on Service Delivery (1991 to 1993) which studied the delivery of City Services and recommended various changes to the City Charter.  

The Paul Harris Fellowship Award from Rotary International, The Presidents Medal from St. John's University for Community and World Service, the Rabbi Marcus Kramer Community Service Award, Community Service Award from the Red Cross (1996), First Annual B. Weinberg District 7230 Rotarian of the Year Award for International Understanding, YMCA Community Service Award (1995), Mills U Skinner award from the Urban League for Community Service (1994), Man of the Year from the Community Agency for Senior Citizens (1993), the Michael Catanese Memorial award from the Red Cross (1992), the Smith-Stanley award from the Visiting Nurses Association (1992), the Staten Island Rotary Giant award (1998) and S.I. Cancer Society and S.I. Interagency Council for the Aged honoree, the Lou Miller Award for Community Service from Staten Island Meals on Wheels (2002), and honored by SCORE’s Staten Island Chapter 476 (2002).  

Mr. Madory is a life-long Staten Islander and lives in Grant City with his wife of 43 years, Kathleen.  Both are affiliated members of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Cluny;  they have been honored with this affiliation in 1982 for their work with the sisters in the southern Caribbean.