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Posted: November 26, 2012
Remember when? November 15, 1989
The Building Owners and Managers Association of Greater New York, Inc. (BOMA/NY) honored its newest group of graduates from the Building Owners and Managers Institute's (BOMI) Real Property Administrator (RPA) program.
Shown (from left) are: John Coleman, RPA; Joseph DeGregorio, RPA; Kenneth Gandolfi, RPA; Eugene Gardner, RPA; Robert Greenley, RPA; Marianne Hindley, RPA; Joseph Letavish, RPA; Anthony Malandro, RPA; Taracad (TJ) Narayan, RPA; Celia Privrat, RPA; Michael Reilly, RPA; Glenn Ritch, RPA; Kenneth Savelli, RPA; James Shanahan, RPA; Celine Sullivan, RPA; Gregory Taylor, RPA; Patrick Walsh, RPA; Fanci Weissman, RPA; and Faye Wright, RPA.
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