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Posted: September 9, 2013
NYARM to hold annual Building Management Expo
The New York Association of Realty Managers, NYARM, will have its annual Building Management Expo on Tuesday, September 17th. It will take place all day in NYC at the Hotel Pennsylvania at 7th Ave. and West 33rd St. directly across from Madison Square Garden and Penn Station. The exhibits are open from 8 to 4 with topical seminars throughout the day. Seminars are geared to apartment building managers and their boards and owners. Qualified online registrants will enjoy, included at no additional cost, free breakfast & lunch refreshments.
To register to attend the exhibits or seminars log onto www.nyarm.com. Any other questions call NYARM's Executive Director, Margie Russell at (212) 216-0654.
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