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Posted: November 29, 2007
Israel Bonds honors Siegel of CB Richard Ellis at luncheon that tops $50 million in bond sales
Israel Bonds' Real Estate and Construction Division topped $50 million in bond sales at its annual luncheon.
The luncheon took place at The Pierre and was held in honor of Stephen Siegel, chairman of global brokerage at CB Richard Ellis.
Siegel is congratulated by Israel Bonds president and CEO Joshua Matza.Joshua Matza has been president and CEO since February 2002 by prime minister Ariel Sharon. Matza served his 18 years in the Knesset prior to coming to Bonds. Matza consults often with Prime Minister Ehud Olmert.
Shown (from left) are: Israel Bonds president and CEO Joshua Matza; New York State attorney general Andrew Cuomo, the keynote speaker; and Israel Bonds chairman of the Board Emeritus Burton Resnick of Jack Resnick & Sons, a luncheon chairman.
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