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Posted: September 12, 2023
NYSCAR annual meeting to be held Oct. 2 at Turning Stone Resort and Casino
Verona, NY The NYSCAR Annual Meeting will be held October 2nd, 10:00 a.m. at the Turning Stone Resort and Casino. The nominating committee has recommended the following members to serve as officers and governors of the association:
• Officers: president, Robert Strell, WNY; first vice president, Mercedes Brien, RAC; second vice president, Carolyn Vinci, WNY; treasurer, Andrew Mangini, Greater Capital
• Governors: 2024-2026 term - Edward Gallacher, CCIM (Syracuse); James Kelly, CCIM (Syracuse); Hilary Ryan Goldman (Hudson Valley); Ginny Squire, CCIM, (Rochester)
The election will take place at the October 2nd meeting.
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