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Posted: January 7, 2020
BOMA New York hosts Annual Holiday Luncheon
New York, NY Completing a year of producing record setting events, the Building Owners & Managers Association (BOMA) of New York entertained 900 commercial real estate executives at the Grand Hyatt for its Annual Holiday Luncheon.
Highlights include the induction of its new officers and directors; awarding nine professionals a BOMA New York Scholarship and presenting the Civic Betterment Award to Tuesday’s Children. The featured entertainment was a remarkable and extraordinary performance by Peter Merrett and Doug Lipp. Happy Holidays from BOMA New York!
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