Brian Shimkus of Pro Group Contracting
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Posted: October 5, 2018
IREM Boston celebrates 80 years with an Awards Night
Quincy, MA IREM Celebrated 80 years and their Awards Night. The Boston chapter had over 180 attendees attend at a black tie event that was held at Granite Links Golf Club.
Brian Shimkus of Pro Group Contracting
John O’Donnell of Corcoran Management Co.
Christine DiBella of Peabody Properties
Pamelia Haynes of Micozzi Management
Kelley Hannon, and chapter president, Gregg Jenner.
Winder Nordblom
William Woodward
Housing Management Resources Inc.
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