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Rochester Area Chapter of NYSCAR names 2020 officers

Virginia Squire

 

Dara Rennert

 

Carly Rohlin

 

Christopher Passero

 

Rochester, NY The Rochester Area Chapter of the New York State Commercial Association of Realtors (NYSCAR) has named its 2020 officers:

  • Virginia Squire of Hanna Commercial Real Estate will serve as president;
  • Dara Rennert of Keller Williams Realty GR will serve as vice president;
  • Carly Rohlin of Mission Commercial Realty, LLC will serve as treasurer; and
  • Christopher Passero of Passero Realty Services LLC will serve as secretary.
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