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Cramer of CNBC is keynote speaker at Metro N.Y. chapter of the Appraisal Institute's Sept. 25 event

Jim Cramer, a market commentator for CNBC and TheStreet.com and host of CNBC's Mad Money television program, will be the keynote luncheon speaker at the Metropolitan New York Chapter of the Appraisal Institute's Annual Conference on, September 25th. Co-hosted by REBNY, the conference, entitled "Who's on First?," will provide an in-depth overview by top real estate and operational executives about who's doing what, where and with whom, how they are faring and when they expect to have their projects completed in the realms of sports, entertainment and infrastructure. The conference, to be held at Club 101, 101 Park Ave. and 40th St., will include breakfast, two sessions and luncheon with Cramer. For advance registration and Conference sponsorship information: phone: (866) 966-3710; e-mail: [email protected]; log on: aimetrony.com
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