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Posted: March 28, 2008
YMBA holds 2008 Winter Luncheon: Attended by 200
The Young Mortgage Brokers Association (YMBA) held its 2008 Winter Luncheon recently at the Union League Club.
The issue of "where to go for financing in the wake of the credit meltdown" was discussed. The panel included: Gino Martocci, president of M&T Bank, Richard Coles CEO of Emmes, and Josh Zegen, president of Madison Realty Capital; also featured was guest moderator Michael Stoler of Apollo Real Estate Advisors & The Stoler Report.
The event was attended by over 200 real estate professionals. Angel Ortiz, Besen Capital; Elias Marcovici, Eurohypo; Douglas Giles, First American Title; and Kevin Monaghan, Donovan & Giannuzzi. Shown seated (from left) are: Carly Berfas, Eurohypo; Ronald Cohen, Eastern Consolidated; Gino Martocci, M&T Bank; Josh Zegen, Madison Realty Capital; and Michael Stoler, Apollo & The Stoler Report.
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