Terri Cude illustrates her contributions to the community and real estate industry
How do you contribute to the community or industry?
As a marketing professional who frequently works with commercial real estate companies, I contribute to the industry by participating in the Building Owners and Managers Association. The Association offers educational and real-life learning opportunities for commercial real estate developers, owners and managers including events on lowering energy costs, controlling real estate taxes and much more, as well as networking and cooperative opportunities. By being part of the BOMA-LI Board, I am helping the industry share ideas and experiences as well as serve as a cohesive voice for the industry and our community.
Terri Cude is the president of Wordflow Communications, Manhattan, N.Y.
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