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Posted: July 18, 2017
DiMarco Group names Holloway leasing representative
Rochester, NY According to the DiMarco Group, Andrew Holloway has joined its office as leasing representative.
In his new role, Holloway is responsible for managing the leasing of commercial properties, primarily retail and shopping centers.
He comes to DiMarco Group from Superior Lubricants, where he served as account manager responsible for selling a variety of lubricants, parts and details products to various businesses.
Holloway earned his bachelor’s degree in communications from Niagara University. He resides in the city of Rochester.
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