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Posted: August 11, 2014
NYRS holds Annual Summer Party at The Terrace Club in Manhattan on July 15
New York Residential Specialist (NYRS) agents and sponsors gathered at the The Terrace Club on July 15 to celebrate its Annual Summer Party. More than 100 guests were treated to food, drinks, raffle prizes and a night of networking. Highlights included the formal introduction of newly elected co-chairperson Sophia Cicilioni, as well as the video debut of "Who Is NYRS?" - the credential's first-ever branding video. NYRS, REBNY's highest professional credential, comprises a powerful peer network of like-minded professionals committed to ethical behavior, professional excellence and advanced education.
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