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Posted: November 19, 2007
CIREB welcomes its newest broker, associate and affiliate members
CIREB welcomes their newest members:
* Broker membership: John Burns, Jr., Century 21 John Burns Realty; Brian DiGiuseppe, Brian DeGiuseppe R/E; Sharon Dudwoire, Prime Property Solutions; Walter Forman, Esq., Walter Forman; Bruce Ginsburg, IKON Realty Group; and Shane Newell, Saratoga Sotheby's International Realty.
* Associate membership: David Meier, Coldwell Banker Prime, Clifton Park.
* Affiliate membership: Wilber National Bank represented by Paul Hakim.
Upcoming marketing sessions:
* Nov. 1st hosted by CBRE/Albany.
* Dec. 6th hosted by The Anderson Group.
* Jan. 3rd hosted by TL Metzger & Associates.
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.
On Nov. 29th, CIREB will hold its Annual Meeting/Holiday Party. Members will be voting on the proposed slate of officers and directors as presented by nominating committee chair and immediate past president, Mark Aronowitz. CIREB uses this opportunity to also raise money for charity. This year's charity is the Chamber Angels, an organization dedicated to helping under privileged children in Saratoga County.
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