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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: February 13, 2012
Meet the 2012 BOMA/NY Board
The 2012 BOMA/NY board. Shown (seated from left) are: BOMA/NY secretary Ronald Zeccardi, Cogswell Realty LLC; BOMA/NY president Louis Mantia, Cushman & Wakefield, Inc.; and BOMA/NY treasurer James Kleeman, Port Authority of N.Y. & N.J. Absent: BOMA/NY vice president Thomas Hill, Boston Properties, Inc.
Shown (standing from left) are directors: Raymond Benemerito, SL Green Realty Corp.; Roger Larson, Vornado Realty Trust; Kevin Lillis, Fisher Brothers Management Co.; Robert Riggs, L & L Holdings Company, LLC; Bart McDade, Grubb & Ellis Management Services, Inc.; George Pettignano, CBS Broadcasting Inc.; former president Edward Fallon, Brookfield Office Properties; Louis Trimboli, CBRE; Kevin Hoey, Cassidy Turley New York, Inc.; Arthur McGinley, The Lightstone Group; allied membership director Thomas Krol, Con Edison Solutions; Malcolm Peterson, Jr., Edward J. Minskoff Equities, Inc.; Mitchell Grant, RXR Realty; Frank Farella, RFR Realty LLC; former president Angelo Grima, Schneider & Schneider, Inc.; and Ralph DiRuggiero, Paramount Group, Inc.
Absent: Matthew Duthie, Jones Lang LaSalle Americas, Inc.; professional membership director John Simoni, Goetz, Fitzpatrick LLP; and Kenneth Wentworth, Western Management Corporation
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