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Posted: May 13, 2013
BOMA of Rochester announces two upcoming events
BOMA Rochester announces the following events:
* BOMA of Rochester will be holding its second Awards Recognition event on May 16th, from 11:30am - 1pm at the Locust Hill Country Club., 2000 Jefferson Rd., Pittsford. These awards will recognize buildings and individuals for their commitment to excellence in commercial real estate. Awards categories are: sustainable, new construction, renovated building, office building, and manager of the year. All members of BOMA Rochester may attend the luncheon on a complimentary basis as the cost of the event is included in your dues. Guests are also welcome to attend.
* BOMA of Rochester will be holding a GOLF Tournament on Tuesday, June 18th at the Greystone Golf Club, 1400 Atlantic Ave., Walworth, from 9:30am - 8pm. Sponsorship is available for this event. Don't miss a day of networking on the greens along with some great prizes.
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