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Posted: January 24, 2017
2016 Top Viewed Web Content: Executives of the Month
1. Sergey Rybak, Rybak Development
Sergey Rybak, Rybak DevelopmentCLICK HERE for full story
2. Kevin Maggiacomo, SVN International Corp.
Kevin Maggiacomo, president and CEO of SVNCLICK HERE for full story
3. Janet Powers, Steamfitters Local 638
Janet Powers, Steamfitters Local 638CLICK HERE for full story
4. Tom Shen, Shen Milsom & Wilke
Tom Shen, Shen Milsom & WilkeCLICK HERE for full story
5. Alen Gershkovich, Inspiron Construction
Alen Gershkovich, Inspiron ConstructionCLICK HERE for full story
6. Joel Gorjian, Gorjian Acquisitions and Namdar Realty Group
Joel Gorjian, Gorjian Acquisitions and NamdarRealty Group
CLICK HERE for full story
7. Derrick Do, East West Bank
Derrick Do, East West BankCLICK HERE for full story
8. Alan Shamah, Shamah Properties
Alan Shamah, Shamah PropertiesCLICK HERE for full story
9. Robert Mayer, Prager Metis CPAs, LLC
Robert Mayer, Prager Metis CPAsCLICK HERE for full story
10. Dan Flanigan, Polsinelli
Dan Flanigan, PolsinelliCLICK HERE for full story
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