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CR-BOMA members, Fuller Road Management and Owens, Renz & Lee, honored at Mid Atlantic Conference

According to the Capital Region Building Owners and Managers Association (CR-BOMA) its member organizations, Fuller Road Management Corp.and Owens, Renz & Lee Co., Inc., were recipients of the 2010 Mid Atlantic Conference of BOMA (MAC) TOBY Awards in the Suburban Office Park Low Rise and Government Building categories. The College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering's Albany NanoTech Complex, managed by John Loonan, president of Fuller Road Management, was presented with the Suburban Office Park Low Rise of the Year Award for the Mid Atlantic region at the 2010 MAC Awards. The NYS Office of General Services, located at 50 Wolf Rd. and managed by Jorgen Bowman of Owens, Renz & Lee will be honored as the 2010 Government Building of the Year Award for the Mid Atlantic region at the 2010 MAC Awards. "The CR-BOMA would like to congratulate both member organizations for earning the prestigious MAC Building of the Year award in seperate categories" said president, Sarah Jermano. "Both member organizations are positive reflections of the CR-BOMA membership and we are proud to have them represent us at the 2010 MAC TOBY Awards banquet."
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