Champion Elevator sponsors IREM NYC tailgate at Subway Series

Tina Thiakademitris, ARM; Erik Todman; Frank Socci, CPM; Michael Torres, CPM; and Randall Powell, CPM.

Queens, NY The subway series is a New York City classic. The New York Mets vs. the New York Yankees did not disappoint! The IREM NYC chapter tailgated at CITI Field with members, friends and colleagues on July 27^th, and saw a great game. Big thanks to IREM NYC industry partner Erik Todman of Champion Elevator, who sponsored the tailgate and to Frank Socci, CPM, IREM NYC’s in-house barbeque king!

Sharon Hart Fanelli and husband Steve enjoying a game of cornhole.

Ryan and Kimmie Spalletta from Bulovas Restorations, Inc. an IREM NYC Industry Partner.

IREM NYC chapter president Michael Torres, making sure the crowd knew who sponsored our event!

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