IREM NYC hosts a member meet up on March 30th at Perfect Pint NYC

Shown (from left) are: Jessica Tusing; Ian Alexander Sherman; Jamie Pereira; John Longo, Tina Thiakodemitirs; Adam Battista; Donna Scholes; Michael Torres; Luis Serraty; Sheila Opoku; Julio Cesar Perez and Vinny Da.

Shown (from left) are: Michael Torres, CPM, Parkchester North Condominium; Tina Thiakodemitris, CPM, ARM, ARGO Real Estate; Jessica Tusing, CPM, ARM, ARGO Real Estate; Richard Saltzman, Crown Products and Aubrey Philibert, CPM candidate, First Service Residential

Natia Porter, ARM; Anita Gutierrez and Julio Cesar Perez, CPM candidate

Tarshia Champagne, CPM, ARGO Real Estate and David Perez, associate member

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