Syosset, NY The Commercial Industrial Brokers Society of Long Island (CIBS), one of Long Island’s largest commercial real estate brokers groups, has launched a new, redesigned version of its website, www.CIBS-LI.com.
Key features of the site include a cleaner and attractive design that is fully optimized and responsive for desktop, mobile and tablet devices. It also offers improved functionality, a more engaging user experience with enhanced search and navigation, the capability for online event registration and a secure payment system for online registrations and membership dues and sponsorship payments.
“We are excited to be able to offer a new online tool that allows us to share information about the resources of CIBS,” said CIBS president Kyle Burkhardt. “The site’s refreshed and simplified look, combined with enhanced content, improved search functionality, and mobile optimization will allow our members, visitors and sponsors to better interact with CIBS online.”
“While it was timely for CIBS to upgrade its website to keep pace with technological and security considerations, we also wanted to use it as an opportunity to better represent our organization’s role as Long Island’s largest commercial real estate brokers group and the leading-edge capabilities of our members,” said CIBS Secretary Michael Rosenfeld, who chaired the organization’s committee overseeing the redesign. Others committee members were CIBS Board Members Amanda Gorozdi and Mario Asaro, and CIBS Administrator Christine M. Majid. The redesign was done by David Oralevich of Designs by Dave O, of Great Neck.
The new website also includes:
Improved graphics and user interface
An enhanced events calendar with reservation features
An updated membership directory
Live updates from CIBS’ Twitter feed and Facebook page
A news feed from Long Island Business News
Raised awareness of CIBS charitable contributions to our communities
Visit www.CIBS-LI.com to experience the redesigned website.
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