CIREB welcomes its newest members to its organization
The Commercial & Industrial Real Estate Brokers, Inc. (CIREB) has welcomed the following new members to its organization:
* Broker membership: Eric Dahl, Community Realty, and Mary Lee Morrell, Morrell Real Estate.
* Associate membership: Adam Boghosian, Trinity Realty Group; James Clark, Falvey Real Estate Group; Steven Cronin, Carrow Real Estate Services; Paul Hart, Falvey Real Estate Group; Steve Hoffman, Trinity Realty Group; and Shannon McCarthy, Realty USA.
* Affiliate membership: State Employees Federal Credit Union (SEFCU), represented by Virginia Ruggiero.
CIREB held an orientation course for its new members on October 7th. Over 40 new members attended the course. CIREB president Cory Tyksinski, (NAI Platform) along with board members: Kevin Parisi (Trinity Realty Group), education chair; Don Noland (CB Richard Ellis/Albany), MLS committee chair; and Peter McKee (Re/Max Premier), by-laws & professional standards committee chair covered everything from the history of CIREB to the proper use of CIREB forms. A second orientation course will be scheduled later in the year.
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