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Posted: January 14, 2025
The Greater NY Chapter of IREM greets the new year with their newly sworn-in 2025 officers
Astoria, NY The IREM 2025 officers were sworn in at a dinner celebration in December at Anassa Taverna:
served as chapter president in 2023 and 2024.
Pictured here with 2025 president Jessica Tusing.
President
Jessica Tusing, ARM, CPM
ARGO Real Estate
First vice president
Tina Thiakodemitris, ARM, CPM
Cushman & Wakefield
Treasurer
Nicholas Stolatis, CPM
EPN Services
Secretary
Stephanie Caulfield, ACoM, CPM
KIMCO Realty
Vice president, education
Ralph Amicucci, CPM
Amicucci Associates
Vice president, membership
Gail Duke, CPM
New York Life, Retired
Vice president, chapter activities
Michael Torres, CPM
Parkchester Preservation Management.
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