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Owners Developers & Managers
Posted: July 7, 2020
IREM NYC offering virtual learning for IREM credentials
New York, NY The IREM NYC chapter is offering a virtual CPM Capstone on August 10th and 11th. You’ve taken the eight required courses, finish up your CPM certification this summer!
Quickly and efficiently complete the final steps needed to earn your CPM certification by enrolling in the CPM Capstone. You’ll review key concepts and calculations and then demonstrate proficiency in the elements that make up a management plan by completing the Management Plan Skills Assessment (MPSA) and the CPM Certification Exam.
Please visit iremnyc.org to register or find out more.
Call 212.944.9445 for questions.
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