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Posted: November 12, 2024
IREM NYC attends Global Summit Oct. 6-9, Indianapolis
Stephanie Caulfield; Roseann Long; Jonathan Kaplan; Erin Preblik:
Michael Torres; Katina Madianos-Fiore; Avery Feldman; Nick Stolatis;
Paul Gottsegen; Nick Harris and Donna Scholes.
Indianapolis, IN Institute of Real Estate Management members celebrated their passion for New York at the organization’s Global Summit in Indianapolis on October 6-9. Tee shirts were sponsored by IREM NYC industry partner Hershel Weiss of Ashokan Water Services. From expert water meter installations and repair to backflow prevention and comprehensive water management services, Ashokan has been keeping water safe and flowing in the New York metropolitan area for over 27 years.
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