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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: August 8, 2011
President's message: Thank you all for the vote of confidence
By Brian Ostrowe, IFMAThank you all for the vote of confidence in electing the new executive board to serve the chapter and its members. On behalf of the entire board I would like to say that we will work on your behalf to make IFMANYC the best chapter in the world.
Please feel free to share your thoughts with any of us on the executive board on how we can make the chapter a better place for our members.
Brian Ostrowe is the president of IFMA NYC, New York, N.Y.
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