Greater Buffalo BOMA presented its annual Faces of BOMA Awards at the annual Christmas Party held in early December.
It was a huge success, and the chapter hopes to repeat that success for this year.
As you move through the year, keep an eye out for outstanding contributions to the Buffalo area, the local economy, and to the property management industry from area developers, engineers, property managers, BOMA members and BOMA vendors. Then nominate those companies or individuals whom you feel have turned in an excellent performance for 2008. Be our eyes and ears, and let us know about these candidates.
The chapter will also be hosting their annual golf outing. Chairman Barb Bauer is already hard at work, and the event is scheduled for Monday, August 25, at Arrowhead Golf Club.
Be sure to choose your favorite item to sponsor, as they tend to fill up quickly for this event.
And as a last reminder, the chapter will not have a trade show this year. BOMA is taking a year off, revamping and revising, and promising a better event, a better location, and many new exciting features to look forward to. They are planning it for early May, 2009, at a downtown venue with parking.
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