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Posted: January 12, 2015
Kimball to lead 2015 Appraisal Institute Upstate Chapter
The Upstate New York Chapter of the Appraisal Institute installed William Kimball, MAI of Syracuse as president for 2015. The Appraisal Institute is recognized as the leader in the real estate appraisal industry and is one of the oldest organizations of real estate appraisers in the world. Kimball is senior managing director of Integra Realty Resources-Syracuse. He has vast experience in the appraisal of a variety of properties for public, institutional and private clients throughout N.Y.
The most recent past president, John Mako, MAI, SRA of Syracuse presided over the event. The other 2015 newly installed officers include, Mark Grant of East Greenbush as VP; William Beyerbach, MAI, SRA of Rochester as treasurer; and Philip R. Coughlin, MAI of Syracuse as Secretary. New Directors installed were Robin Kubicki, MAI of Syracuse; Christopher Harland, MAI of East Greenbush; Daniel Barnard of Syracuse; and John Rynne, MAI, SRA of Rochester. The Regional Representative installed was Christopher Harland, MAI. Donald Fisher, MAI of Syracuse was awarded the first annual G. Richard Kelley Memorial Award.
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