IREM NYC gathers for annual rooftop cocktail party at 230 Fifth Avenue

IREM NYC secretary Stephanie Caulfield, senior regional director of property management, KIMCO Realty, with Juliana Kroll of Bright Power.

Manhattan, NY One of IREM’s biggest events of the year — the annual rooftop cocktail party at 230 FIFTH in NYC.

Mark Valenti, Jimmy Moutafis, and Boz Reilly of Energo.

September 10^th was a beautiful evening and over 100 friends and guests joined IREM to celebrate the end of summer and welcome the fall!

As always, we’re so grateful for our Industry Partner event sponsors:

Energo

Champion Elevator

Rite-A-Way Pest Control

PNA Contracting

DMG Group NYC

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