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Posted: July 13, 2015
TTL: Argo Real Estate hosts "Teach Your Child at Work Day"
Argo Real Estate hosted "Teach Your Child at Work Day." More than 10 kids were in attendance to experience a day in the life of their parents. The children all had the opportunity to meet Argo Real Estate president Mark Moskowitz, CFO Mark Feinberg and COO Julie Zuraw. Argo's Teach Your Child at Work Day goes beyond the traditional bring your child to work day, imparting practical skill sets on these young minds. The children worked to form their own residential board of directors and role-played a board meeting, discussing the budget of their imaginary building. Additional programming included a new business pitch, an invoicing project and a tour of Argo's headquarters.
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