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BOMA Boston update – Proptech Roundtable, BOMA Benefit, BOMA in the Burbs and BOMI courses

Boston, MA BOMA Boston held the Building the Future of CRE: How Proptech is Transforming the Industry Roundtable on March 26th. Moderated by Jennie Brennan, vice president, property management, Newmark, attendees learned how property technology is transforming the commercial real estate industry, the future of Boston real estate, and sustainability of building’s property management. Panelists, Monica Trivedi, SVP, global client services, building engines, a JLL Company; Steve Dietz, VP of product, HqO; and Adam Hastings, chief data officer, Hines spoke to how companies are utilizing property technology to enhance their buildings and overall management. Thank you to HqO for sponsoring!

On April 3rd, just under 350 BOMA members and guests came together for the Annual BOMA Benefit to support their charitable partner, Bridge Over Troubled Waters. The event, held at the UMass Club in Boston, transported attendees to springtime in Paris with floral design by Cityscapes Boston and French inspired appetizers created by the club’s chef. The program was kicked off by BOMA president Clayton Wentworth and attendees heard from Bridge spokesperson on how impactful their contributions are to the youth of Bridge. BOMA Boston thanks all those who sponsored, bought raffle tickets, donated raffle prizes and made direct donations!

The BOMA Boston Membership Committee looks forward to hosting fellow BOMA members and prospective members at Top Golf in Canton on Wednesday, April 10th. At BOMA in the Burbs: Networking Nite, members and non-members can learn more about BOMA and how members can help your career, buildings and network. Registration is $25 for members and $45 for non-members. Members can register using their user portal, and non-members can register by emailing Allison Silva, asilva@gbreb.com. 

BOMI: Environmental Health & Safety Issues will start on Tuesday, April 23rd and conclude on Thursday, May 16th. The class will be taught by Brendan Reilly of ATI Restoration and takes place via Zoom from 9:00am – 12:00pm. Environmental Health and Safety Issues presents best practices for developing and managing an effective environmental health and safety program. You will learn about the regulatory process and how it affects facilities. Compliance with laws and regulations is a key focus. The course will prepare you to conduct site assessments, analyze risk, and cooperate with compliance audits. For questions or to register, please contact Kathryn Morgan, kmorgan@gbreb.com.

Registration is open for BOMA Foundations, held Fridays, April 26th – May 31st at 3 Center Plaza. A soup-to-nuts, seven-module, 30-hour, entry-level course, covering the fundamentals of commercial real estate administration, management, building systems, accounting and reporting, contract management and more. Seasoned industry professionals will teach each module and participants will have the opportunity to get feedback in this live setting. Participants will also partake in four building tours. For questions or to register, please contact Kathryn Morgan, kmorgan@gbreb.com.

Save the dates for upcoming BOMA Boston events! BOMA Fishing will return to Liberty Wharf on June 7th and BOMA Golf will be held on July 8th at Pinehills Golf Club. Be on the lookout for BOMA Springfest announcements in the next few weeks!

The commercial real estate industry has a professional certification that provides early recognition for foundational knowledge and guides the next generation of property managers toward greater responsibility and success in their careers: The Certified Manager of Commercial Properties (CMCP). The CMCP is the only certification of its kind for early career commercial property managers – you may qualify with as little as one year’s experience. Learn more at https://www.creci.org/the-cmcp-advantage/. 

For more information about events or educational offerings, and to get involved with BOMA Boston, visit our website at www.BOMAboston.org. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @BOMABoston and on LinkedIn.

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