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Posted: April 18, 2008
Cat Rental Power joins BOMA International as a Leadership Circle Partner
Cat Rental Power, a division of Caterpillar supplying the building industry with rental generator sets, is the newest Leadership Circle Partner of the Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA) International. As a Leadership Circle Partner, Cat Rental Power pledged to support BOMA's vital programs in advocacy, education, research and membership.
BOMA's partnership program, developed in 2004, allows companies to invest in their own success and viability, as well as that of the industry. With three levels of participation—Cornerstone Partner, Leadership Circle and Supporting Partner—the program demonstrates the commitment of leading organizations to support BOMA with the needed resources that benefit the entire commercial real estate industry.
"BOMA is very excited to be partnering with Cat Rental Power, and we look forward to a successful relationship," said BOMA International chairman and CEO Brenna Walraven, RPA, CPM, executive managing director, national property management, USAA Real Estate Company.
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