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SIOR celebrates 75th World Conference, ring bell at NYSE

Shown (from left) are: Jack Britvan,SIOR President of Commercial Realty Services of Long sland, John LaRuffa,SIOR Principal NAI Long Island and Ralph Benzakein, SIOR, Principal CRESA Long Island Shown (from left) are: Jack Britvan, SIOR president of Commercial Realty Services of Long Island, John LaRuffa, SIOR principal NAI Long Island and Ralph Benzakein, SIOR, principal CRESA Long Island

New York, NY On Thursday October 20, Society of Industrial and Office Realtors (SIOR) rang in the bell at the NYSE with Stewart Title celebrating the organizations’ 75th anniversary. Following the ringing in of the bell, SIOR celebrated their 75th World Conference at the Times Square Sheraton with over 1,100 attendees with opening speaker mayor Rudy Giuliani.

SIOR is the highest and most respected designation that a Commercial Real Estate Broker can obtain.

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