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Posted: December 6, 2016
BOMA Long Island holds 8th annual bowling night
Melville, NY BOMA Long Island held their 8th annual Bowling Night at Bowlmor on October 20th.
Attendees bowled for various awards. Air loungers were given to the teams with the highest score and 2nd place. The individual with the highest score and gutter ball champion received a camping tent.
Prizes were given out throughout the night as the colorful pin came down when it was your turn to bowl. Depending if you got a strike, spare or just hit the pin you were able to select a BOMA prize!
The mission of the BOMA Long Island n is to enhance the human, intellectual and physical assets of the commercial real estate industry through advocacy, education, research, standards and information. Â The benefits of membership in BOMA Long Island are extensive and rewarding. You can be a part of the premier real estate advocacy group, and enjoy the following and more:- A business network of commercial real estate professionals
- Forums and seminars on the issues affecting commercial real estate in the area
- Educational programs through BOMI University
- Credentials-earning programs through BOMI
- Access to informational publications
- Lobbying efforts to protect the interests of Long Island's property owners and managers
- Assist in filing employment needs
- News blasts that involve real estate community
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