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Posted: December 18, 2014
IREM-Boston's Nov. 13 awards event held at JFK library
On November 13, 2014 Creative Resources Group had the honor and the pleasure of providing video production and photography for IREM Boston's Annual Lifetime Achievement Awards Night, this year held at the John F. Kennedy Library.
Shown (from left) are: Chris Mellen, The Simon Companies; David Barrett, RCM Services; Krystal Ayotte ARM, Lincoln Property Co. AMO; Marlo Bryant ARM, Nordblom Management Co.; Lauren Darrah ARM, Crowninshield Management Corp. AMO; Kari Francillon ARM, Nordblom Management Co.; John Kadim ARM, Crowninshield Management Corp. AMO; Jennifer Mitchell ARM, Lincoln Property Co. AMO; Erika Reekie ARM, Corcoran Management Co., Inc. AMO; Jocelyn Sullivan ARM, Wingate Companies; Krystal Tedeschi ARM, Peabody Properties Inc. AMO; Cindy Walling ARM, Trinity Management Company Inc.; and Rebecca Wills ARM, HallKeen Management Company AMO.
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