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Posted: April 13, 2015
RAC NYSCAR holds Monthly Member Lunch Event March 12, hosted by North Forest Office Space
50 RAC NYSCAR members and guests attended the March 12 Monthly Member Lunch Event hosted by North Forest Office Space at Canal Landings Professional Park at 95 Canal Landing Blvd. Pete Gillett, leasing manager for North Forest, highlighted their office space offerings. The special guest speaker was Sarah Lentini, new president and CEO of the Greece Chamber of Commerce. Josh Jensen, director of Community Affairs, from the office of senator Joe Robach also joined us.
"The Rochester Chapter of NYSCAR brings together an important cross-section of businesses connected to our community's real estate industry. It was my distinct pleasure and honor to be invited to present at the Association's March 12 event, where we almost instantly made useful business connections and started dialogues that will have impact well into the future," said Sarah Lentini, president and CEO of the Greece Chamber of Commerce.
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