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Posted: February 2, 2016
Greater New York IREM installs 2016 executive committee on January14th
Shown (from left) are: Pollack, Hammerslag, Gottsegen, Masom, Havel, and Stolatis. Photo credit: Van Stolatis.New York, NY The Greater New York chapter of the Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM) installed its 2016 executive committee at an event on January 14th.
The officers include following:
• Chapter president: Paul Gottsegen, CPM.
• First VP: Stephen Masom, CPM.
• VP chapter activities: Marc Pollack, CPM.
• VP of education: Michael Hammerslag, CPM.
• VP membership services: Terry-Anne Havel, CPM.
• Treasurer: Nicholas Stolatis, CPM.
• Secretary: Jacqueline Aleman, CPM.
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