IREM NYC hosts annual Rooftop Cocktail Party June 15th

Michael Torres, CPM and president of IREM NYC addresses the crowd.

Sharon Hart Fanelli, CPM, NY Life Investors; Richard Silver, American Pipe and Tank; Catherine Ambrosini; John Ambrosini, RXR Realty and Jason Silver.

New York, NY IREM NYC’s Annual Rooftop Cocktail Party was held on Wednesday, June 15^th at 230 Fifth. The event was attended by over 100 people and was sponsored by The Durnan Group; Najo Consulting and Strongwater Restoration.

Carol Goodman; Jared Newman and Karol Robinson of Herrick, Feinstein, one of IREM’s valued industry partners

Strongwater Restoration was one of the evening’s event sponsors. Pictured are Matthew Rubino; Andre MonteSanto; Alex Ilkov and Marc Strongwater.

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