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Posted: November 12, 2024
IREM NYC names 2025 officers
New York, NY IREM NYC has named the chapter’s 2025 officers:
•President, Jessica Tusing, CPM, ARM; director of compliance, ARGO Real Estate
• First vice president, Tina Thiakodemitris, CPM, ARM; senior management executive, AKAM Property Management Services
• Secretary, Stephanie Caulfield, CPM, ACoM; senior regional director, KIMCO Realty
• Treasurer, Nicholas Stolatis, CPM; principle, EPN Real Estate Services
• Vice president chapter activities, Michael Torres, CPM; general manager, Parkchester Preservation Management
• Vice president membership, Gail Duke, CPM; retired vice president, New York Life Investment Management
• Vice president education, Ralph Amicucci, CPM; Amicucci Associates.
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