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Posted: March 20, 2009
Meet the IREM Chapter 58 Members
Nicholas Harris, CPM, PCAM, has been in the real estate management business since 1992, holding a Certified Property Manager designation, as designated by IREM, a Professional Community Association Manager's designation, as designated by the Community Associations Institute, and he is a licensed real estate salesperson. He currently serves as the president of IREM chapter 58. He is a graduate of the Rochester Institute of Technology and received his bachelor of science in Accounting.Steven Savoca is a Certified Property Manager (CPM as designated by IREM) and a Real Property Administrator (RPA as designated by BOMA Institute). He has been a property manager for 14 years having managed residential apartments, retail shopping centers, office buildings, medical office buildings, industrial warehouses, and manufactured home communities. He currently is a commercial property manager for Konar Properties and serves on various committees for the local IREM and BOMA chapters.
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