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Posted: September 28, 2010
Young Mortgage Bankers Association to host their fall luncheon on October 6
Young Mortgage Bankers Association (YMBA) will be hosting their fall luncheon entitled "Masters of Multifamily" on October 6 at The Union League Club located at 38 East 37th St. (off Park Ave.) from 12 to 2 p.m. Networking will be followed by a sit-down lunch.
Attendance for members is included in annual dues and $75 for non-members. The event will have a moderated panel discussion featuring Adam Weinstein of Phipps Houses, Scott Alper of The Witkoff Group, James Carpenter of New York Community Bank and one other panelist TBA. The discussion will be moderated by Simon Ziff of Ackman-Ziff. Besen & Associates and American Land Services are sponsoring the event.
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