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Posted: December 23, 2016
Lewis of Schochet Cos. installed as IREM Boston 2017 president
Boston, MA Peter Lewis, vice president, property management for The Schochet Cos., was installed as the 2017 IREM Boston Metropolitan Chapter No. 4 president at the holiday celebration dinner on December 8. The event was held at The Exchange Conference Center with over 170 IREM members and industry partners in attendance.
Shown (from left) are: 2017 chapter president Peter Lewis; president elect Gregg Jenner; vice president Warren Lizio; treasurer Nancy Reno; secretary Neilie Sequeira; executive councilors Phil Renzi, Carolyn Leonard, Tasha Davis, Tracey Achille, Stephen Mangano, immediate past president Candice Morse and Region 1 RVP, David Barrett.
Shown before the board meeting is immediate past president Candice Morse and 2017 president Peter Lewis.
Shown receiving the gavel is 2017 president Peter Lewis from immediate past president Candice Morse.
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