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Posted: June 23, 2014
McNulty of NAI Summit promoted vice president of management services
NAI Summit, the Greater Lehigh Valley's only full-service commercial/industrial real estate firm serving Eastern Pennsylvania has promoted Jack McNulty to vice president of management services.
McNulty is a graduate of Michigan State School of Management and Business Administration and is a member of the Building Owner and Management Association (BOMA). With over 30 years' experience in residential, retail, commercial and industrial real estate property management, McNulty has worked for NAI Summit for the last 18 years.
He is also a licensed Realtor and holds a RPA designation with BOMA.
Jack McNulty is excited to take on this role as Vice President of Management Services and looks forward to the years ahead with NAI Summit.
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