Buffalo BOMA installs its new Board of Directors for 2019; Harvey of Parkland Professionals named 2019 president
Andrea Harvey,
Parkland Professionals Park, LLC
Michelle Messina,
TM Montante Development
Paul Muck,
Newmark Knight Frank
Buffalo, NY The Buffalo Building Owners & Managers Association (BOMA) introduced the 2019 board of directors on January 23rd at Salvatore’s Italian Gardens. Over 75 BOMA members and colleagues attended.
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Buffalo BOMA’s 2019 board of directors:
President: Andrea Harvey of Parkland Professionals Park, LLC, Orchard Park.
1st vice president: Michelle Messina of TM Montante Development, Tonawanda.
Immediate past president: Paul Muck, LEED AP, of Newmark Knight Frank, Tonawanda.
Directors:
Joe Arlotta of MJ Mechanical Services, Tonawanda;
Jessica Boeckel, LEED GA of Sinatra & Co. Real Estate, Buffalo;
Chris Colvin, EIT, of Wendel Companies, Buffalo;
Sarah Cudmore of Ciminelli Real Estate Corp., Buffalo;
Stacey Fonagy of National Fuel Gas Co., Williamsville;
Marty Houck of McGuire Development Co., Cheektowaga;
Emily McNulty of SERVPRO of The Southtowns, Hamburg;
Zach Melas of Ciminelli Real Estate Corp., Buffalo; and
Patrick Phillips, CPP, of Allpro Parking, LLC, Buffalo.
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