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Owners Developers & Managers
Posted: November 1, 2016
BOMA New York to Annual Dinner Dance on November 4th; Annual Holiday luncheon to be held December 9th
New York, NY Get ready to rock – again! On Friday, November 4th, BOMA New York is back at the Rainbow Room by popular demand for their Annual Dinner Dance. Cocktails, dinner and getting out on the dance floor to the music you love – it all adds up to one of the best nights to be out on the town with your BOMA New York colleagues. Music will be provided by Ultimate DJ. Dress code is business/cocktail attire.
Please note:
• All seats are assigned.
• No on-site registration is available.
BOMA NY will also hold their Annual Holiday Luncheon on December 9-th at the Grand Hyatt Hotel, 42nd St. and Lexington Ave. The event will run from 11:30 a.m. – 2 p.m. To register for the event, please contact Ami Shah at either [email protected] or 212-239-3662 ext. 211.
Looking to join BOMA New York? A membership to BOMA is vital to your professional success and your company’s performance. As the industry’s premier source for education, networking and advocacy on the local, state and national level, BOMA provides a tremendous return on your dues dollar.
The BOMA New York community is responsible for 400 million s/f and the safety and security of the 3 million office tenants who work in New York City every day – and so it is our duty to stay informed of every aspect of the profession. We owe that to our employers, our employees, our tenants and ourselves.
Visit www.bomany.org for more information.
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