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Posted: October 10, 2007
New England SIOR Chapter board meets Sept. 11th
The New England Chapter SIOR board of directors met for its quarterly meeting to plan the fall events at Pagliucas located in the North End from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
* The treasurer's report indicates a very financially healthy chapter giving the board an ability to offer more complimentary or subsidized events to its members as "added-value".
* October 17th will be Dacon and Nov. 2nd is the New Boston Fund as breakfast Featured Landlords.
* Nov. 1st the Chapter will hold its annual Chapter Spouse/Guest Cocktail Reception at the BC Club with an announcement of the first SIOR educational scholarship award.
* New officers for 2008 and 2009 were discussed in detail with voting to be announced later in the fall.
* The NAIOP/SIOR Market Forecast will be held Nov. 29th
* The final Chapter board meeting will be held December 11th.
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