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Posted: April 12, 2010
Monahan addresses N.Y. metro CCIM chapter
The New York Metro CCIM Chapter held their first Portfolio Review Class. Barbara Monahan, CCIM, of Naples, Fla. came to address the New York Metro area CCIM candidates. She has been the president of both the Connecticut CCIM Chapter and the Florida Chapter of CCIM.
Paul Fetscher CCIM, SCLS, president of the chapter welcomed the students. He encouraged their participation in continued professional development.
Monahan's strong professional credentials, and CCIM experience assured that the students received the best possible roadmap to success in assembling their portfolio of experience in pursuit of their CCIM designation.
Further information is available at www.CCIM.com and www.CCIMNY.org.
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