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Posted: February 27, 2012
CIREB installs Ferro as 2012 president on February 7
On February 7, the Commercial & Industrial Real Estate Brokers, Inc. (CIREB) installed Richard Ferro as its 2012 president in ceremonies held at the Italian American Center.
2012 Officers
* Richard Ferro, Prudential Blake Commercial - president
* Dan Simpson, CB Richard Ellis/Albany - vice president
* Alex Kutikov, RedMark Realty- secretary/treasurer
* Kevin Parisi, Trinity Realty Group - immediate past president
2012 Directors
* Tom Cairns - NAI Platform
* Michael Crisafulli, Jr. - Crisafulli Associates
* John DiIanni - RealtyUSA
* Julie Gibbons - Prudential Blake Commercial
* Spencer Jones - British American Realty
* Jessica Richer - RealtyUSA
* John Tracy - CB Richard Ellis/Albany
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