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Posted: September 28, 2010
Thru the lens: CCIM officer training
CCIM Officer training brought together key CCIM chapter and regional officers of the CCIM Institute. Attendees learned of the new course offerings for the coming year.
The New York and Connecticut participants took some time out to enjoy a dinner at Scoozi Restaurant in Chicago's River North district. Joining their troops was Ed Bury, former director of Public Relations for the CCIM Institute.
All CCIM Core Courses have been revamped over the past two years to assure that the integration of the latest technology is available to CCIM Candidates and designees. New features have been added to the site to Do Business, www.STDB.com. In addition, the CCIM Real Estate Data Exchange www.CCIMREDEX.com offers state of the art marketing capabilities including creation of on line flash presentations, and e-books.
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