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Owners Developers & Managers
Posted: January 16, 2024
IREM NYC announces award winners
Manhattan, NY Pay Wu, president of MWBE Unite will claim the top award as IREM NYC’s Real Estate Person of the Year. Randall Powell, CPM, president of
IREM NYC said, “We admire Pay and her remarkable career so very much. Her commitment to delivering high-quality real estate services that help achieve Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) and Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DE&I) initiatives is directly in line with our chapter’s ethos.”
2024 marks the chapter’s 70th anniversary, so the celebration will be extra special.
Other big winners include:
Andrew Di Schino, CPM,
Certified Property Manager of the Year,
Dawn Carpenter, CPM, Dawning Real Estate,
Accredited Management Organization of the Year,
Gail Duke, CPM, retired, New York Life Investors,
Lifetime Achievement Award,
Total Fire Protection,
Industry Partner of the Year.
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