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Posted: January 11, 2022
Save the date: IREM NYC's Annual Dinner and Awards on March 3rd
Sharon Hart Fanelli, Michael Torres, Diana Bosnjak and Gail Duke.
New York, NY It’s been a long time and IREM NYC is thrilled to have its members join as the IREM NYC 2022 officers are officially sworn in at IREM NYC’s Annual Dinner and Awards on Thursday, March 3rd at 230 FIFTH.
IREM NYC’s 2022 officers are:
- President: Michael Torres, CPM;
- First Vice President: Randall Powell, CPM;
- Treasurer: Nicholas Stolatis, CPM;
- Secretary: Jessica Tussing, CPM;
- Vice President, Education: Ralph Amicucci, CPM; and
- Vice President, Membership: Gail Duke, CPM.
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