IREM NYC fortunate to have a dedicated volunteer board of directors
Shown (from front row, left to right) are: treasurer Nicholas Stolatis, CPM; vice president Tina Thiakodemitris, CPM; Sharon Hart Fanelli, CPM; president Jessica Tusing, CPM; secretary Stephanie Caulfield, CPM; VP membership services Gail Duke, CPM and Michael Martino, CPM. (Back row): Randall Powell, CPM; VP chapter activities Michael Torres, CPM; Steve Masom, CPM; VP education Ralph Amicucci, CPM and Frank Socci, Jr., CPM. Not present: Paul Gottsegen, CPM.
Manhattan, NY IREM chapter’s success is due in no small part to the dedicated leadership of their volunteer board of directors. IREM NYC were so fortunate to have the entire board (almost) at the annual Dinner & Awards on Thursday, March 6th at 230 Fifth!
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