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IREM NYC hosts annual rooftop cocktail party June 16

New York, NY IREM NYC hosted their annual rooftop cocktail party on Wednesday, June 16th at 230 Fifth. Picture-perfect weather along with friends and colleagues that we haven’t seen in person in over 16 months, combined with cocktails and hors d’oeuvres all added up to a wonderful evening of good conversation and networking.

Tiffany Nosowitz and Betty Perry, CPM of Conifer and Dana Padilla, CPM from Reliant Realty Services.

Before the festivities began, three members of IREM Accredited Management Organization (AMO) Dawning Real Estate were installed as Accredited Residential Managers (ARMs).

IREM NYC Chapter president Mike Torres; industry partner event sponsor Stephen Lasser of Lasser Law Group; IREM National president Chip Watts, who flew in from Alabama for this special event; IREM National senior vice president Dawn Carpenter and industry partner event sponsor Jason Gross of CSI Security Installations.
Shown (from left) are: Esteffany Franco, Brianne O’Leary and Christina Cernak

 

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