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Furlani of CBRE Albany named Capital Region BOMA Member of the Year

Gordon Furlani, associate broker with CB Richard Ellis Albany, has been named as the 2010 TOBY awards recipient of the Capital Region Building Owners Managers Association's Member of the Year. Each year, BOMA recognizes one member who has helped to make it a more effective organization through their participation and involvement. The Capital Region Building Owners and Managers Association (CRBOMA) is a leading organization in upstate New York representing commercial building owners and managers, professional property management firms, financial institutions, professional service providers, and others serving the commercial real estate industry.
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