IREM NYC participates in IREM Global Summit

Shown (from left) are: Dawn Carpenter, CPM and 2022 IREM secretary/treasurer;
Donna Scholes, IREM NYC executive director; Michael Torres, CPM, IREM NYC
Chapter president and Gail Duke, CPM, chair of IREM NYC’s membership
services committee at the Global Summit’s Gala Dinner and Awards.

New York, NY IREM held their Global Summit in Las Vegas, Nevada on October 11-14. It was a week full of (finally) being together, learning and networking with our IREM colleagues from across the globe.

Leaders from the New York City chapter attended the Summit's Gala Dinner and Awards, which capped off a very successful, informative and fun week.

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