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IREM NYC welcomes four new CPMs

New York, NY IREM NYC welcomed four new Certified Property Managers (CPMs) who were sworn in at the chapter’s December Zoom meeing. The new CPMs are: 

• Michael Bryantsev, assistant vice president of portfolio analytics and operations management at Reliant Realty Services, LLC

• Katerina Vasilyeva, president at VK Property Management

• Dana Padilla, vice president compliance at Reliant Realty Services

• Anastasia Gurney, general manager at Brookfield Properties Multifamily.  

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