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Posted: February 2, 2021
IREM NYC: A look back
New York, NY A long, long time ago (January 2020 seems like a long, long time ago) IREM NYC hosted their annual dinner and awards at 230 Fifth and what a fun night is was! This month we’re looking back on those memories and hoping that, with a bit more social distancing, mask wearing and a faster vaccination process, we’ll soon be back together again.
Kevin Duffy, Brian Sullivan and Mike Lopez.
Did you know? We’ve revamped our educational offerings, making it easier than ever to receive an IREM certification. We’re offering all of our courses throughout the year virtually. So you can make the most of your time working from home. Check it all out at www.irem.org.
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