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Posted: January 25, 2010
Hudson Valley NYSCAR names 2010 executive committee and directors
The Hudson Valley chapter of the New York State Commercial Association of Realtors (NYSCAR) has appointed their new 2010 executive committee and board of directors.
* Executive committee: President, James Walker of Foresite Realty Advisors Inc.; VP, Dan Le Fever of Deegan~Sanglyn Commercial Real Estate; treasurer, Nancy Meyer, Pyramid Brokerage Company; and secretary, Jay Feinberg of Feinberg Commercial Property.
* Directors: Ulster County, Barbara De Maro of Barbara De Maro Realty; Sullivan County, John Lavelle of RJ Smith Realty; Orange County, Joel Dropkin of Creek House Real Estate Inc.; Rockland County, Charles Frankel of Keller Williams Realty Central Valley; Dutchess County, Neil Charles of Olan Commercial Property; Putnam County, and Kevin Dwyer of The Dwyer Agency.
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