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Posted: March 28, 2008
Levy of Brown Harris Stevens named executive of the year
The Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) honored Donald Levy, a property manager with Brown Harris Stevens, with one of the most coveted awards in the residential management industry, the Residential Management Executive of the Year award. Presented at REBNY's annual Leadership Breakfast, Levy accepted the award before more than 250 of his industry colleagues earlier last month.
Created by REBNY's Residential Management Council, this award recognizes an individual of superior accomplishment from the residential management industry who has displayed outstanding professionalism in property management and civic achievement.
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