Shown (from left) are: Tracey Achille ARM CPMC, Housing Management Resources, Inc.: Erica Beliveau ARM, National Development; Rebekah Bogert, First Realty Management Corp. AMO; Dan Breda ARM, Corcoran Management Co., Inc. AMO; Jessenia Castro ARM, Peabody Properties Inc. AMO; Katrina D Conrad-Gwyn ARM, Madison Park Development Corp.; Colin Cormack ARM, First Realty Management Corp. AMO; Kristen Gazerro ARM, First Realty Management Corp. AMO; Justin A. Hall ARM, HallKeen Management Company AMO; Peabody Properties Inc. AMO; Kendra Hudson ARM, HallKeen Management Company AMO; Amanda Kanke ARM, The Simon Companies, AMO; Debra Lindsey ARM, Beacon Communities; Karen Moreno, Peabody Properties Inc. AMO; Christine Swierk Murphy ARM, Peabody Properties Inc. AMO; Sheila O'Flaherty ARM; Patrick Ryan ARM, The Simon Companies, AMO; Tony Susi ARM, First Realty Management Corp. AMO; Caitlin Tee ARM, CPMC, Crowninshield Management Corp. AMO; Debra Thompson ARM, Peabody Properties Inc. AMO; Phil Verzani ARM, Peabody Properties Inc. AMO; Brina Waldoks ARM, Beacon Community LLC and William Woodward ARM, First Realty Management Corp. AMO
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