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GHP promotes Scarinci as a property manager and takes on Mucilli

According to Andrew Greenspan, principal of GHP Office Realty, Mike Scarinci, tenant services coordinator for GHP, has been promoted to the position of property manager at 145 Huguenot St. Scarinci has been with GHP Office Realty for since August, 2008 and was the liaison between tenants and building engineers. He graduated in May, 2008, with a B.S. degree in Finance, from the University of Delaware. John Mucilli has also joined the GHP team as the new tenant service coordinator. He graduated Manhattan College in Riverdale in May, 2008 with a bachelor's degree in Marketing and Management.
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