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IREON mix and mingle event hosted by Liberty Pest Control at newly inaugurated headquarters

Brooklyn, NY Liberty Pest Control hosted the latest ireon mix and mingle event at their newly inaugurated headquarters. The evening proved to be a testament to fostering strong industry relationships and exploring new business horizons within the commercial real estate sector.

“It was a great event,” said Justin Hermann, president of smartIT. “We were delighted to welcome esteemed members like Jeff Rubin, AJ Sonnick, Alon Biran, Yanki Schmidt, and Christopher  Michelsen, and extend our heartfelt thanks to Liberty Pest Control for their exceptional hospitality.”

Rania Sedhom, founder and managing partner of Sedhom Law Group, shared her enthusiasm as a new member, said, “ireon welcomed us with open arms, facilitating valuable connections across diverse industries. I’m already looking forward to the growth opportunities for my firm and fellow members.”

Shown (from left) are: Rich Cappa
and Jordan Toder.

Dave Cobos, area manager at Collins Building Services, highlighted the event’s networking success, said, “The mix and mingle format allowed us to forge meaningful connections and identify promising business prospects. Welcoming new members further enriched this dynamic community.”

Jordan Toder, partner at Preservation Capital Partners and strategic partner of Principals Direct Group, emphasized the unique experience of observing operational excellence at Liberty Pest Control, said, “ireon gatherings provide insights into industry best practices. Richard Cappa’s facility exemplifies the highest standards in pest control operations.”

Michelsen, founder of Strategic Family Capital and strategic partner of Principals Direct Group, praised ireon’s collaborative spirit, said, “ireon sets a new benchmark in networking and mutual support. The event curated by Rich Cappa fostered discussions on business opportunities and mutual growth, reflecting the group’s commitment to excellence.”

Steve Kirschner, founder and CEO of ireon, expressed his pride in the organization’s evolution, said, “The latest gathering underscores ireon’s commitment to fostering a supportive environment for professional growth. I’m thrilled to see our community thrive and look forward to continuing our journey together.”

The event hosted by Liberty Pest Control at their headquarters marks another successful chapter for ireon, reinforcing its role as a leading organization for industry professionals dedicated to excellence and collaboration.

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