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Posted: January 3, 2008
CIREB raises $2,000 for Chamber Angels at holiday party
A great time was had by all at our holiday party with over 80 Commercial & Industrial Real Estate Brokers (CIREB) members sharing good times and great food (catered by Yono's Restaurant). This event was also a fundraiser for Chamber Angels, an organization dedicated to helping under privileged children in the area. CIREB raised over $2,000 for Chamber Angels.
CIREB also welcomes their newest members:
* Broker membership: Kathleen Angiolini, Century 21 The Angiolini Group; and Scott Ginsburg, Scott Ginsburg Realty.
* Associate membership: Lawrence Jones, Keller Williams; Jan D'Agostino, Coldwell Banker; Tim O'Rourke, Roohan Realty; Athena Pagnotti, Realty USA; Anthony Poulos, Realty USA; and Diane Vaughn, Realty USA.
Find complete and current listing of all our members, along with contact information available on CIREB's website.
Upcoming marketing sessions:
* Thursday January 10th: Hosted Tony Sabatino of Realty USA. This marketing session will be held at The Manor Office Park, Bloomingrove Dr., North Greenbush.
* Thursday February 7th will be hosted by Touhey & Associates. Location to be announced.
CIREB holds its monthly marketing sessions on the first Thursday of each month and are free to all CIREB members. Reservations are mandatory and sessions begin promptly at 8 a.m. Guests may attend these sessions at a cost of $10 per person.
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