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Owners Developers & Managers
Posted: March 25, 2016
IREM Boston chapter spring and summer 2016 events
MAY 3 - Boot Camp for Property Managers
MAY 5 - Mass. State House Tour and Networking Event
MAY 12 - N.H. State House Tour and Networking Event
MAY 24 - Brewery Tour & Networking Event
JUNE 2 - Friends of IREM Networking Event at The Crossing Nines At Granite Links Golf Club
JUNE 15 - IREM Boston Members and Industry Partners at the Red Sox game
JUNE 23 - The Spirit of Boston Cruise | Luncheon Meeting | Networking Event | New Members Installation
JULY 21 - Kimball Farm | Family Fun Day with IREM Members, Industry Partners and Families
SEPTEMBER 12 - IREM Boston’s Annual Charity Golf Tournament at Granite Links Golf Club, Quincy
Click here for more information on these events and many more
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