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Owners Developers & Managers
Posted: July 13, 2009
Meet the IFMA Members
Liz Arauz Chang is the marketing/A & D sales for Offices Limited, Inc. (OLI). With over six years of experience in this position, she has been professionally affiliated with IFMA since 1999, where she serves as the co-chair of the PR committee and member of the sponsorship committee, as well as serving on the International Interior Design Association New York (IIDANY) Pioneer Series committee. She has BA degree in Latin American Studies/Political Science from Tulane University and an MBA in Marketing from Fordham University Graduate School of Business.
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