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Posted: December 3, 2021
BOMA Boston Update – 2021 Annual TOBY & Industry Awards
Boston, MA Last month, BOMA Boston hosted our Annual TOBY & Industry Awards in-person for the first time since 2019! It was a wonderful evening with 450 real estate professionals and guests who gathered at the Omni Hotel in Boston’s Seaport to celebrate individuals and buildings recognized for industry excellence. BOMA Boston recognized 10 impressive buildings and 10 deserving individuals with awards. Many thanks to our TOBY & Industry Awards sponsors, who hosted this fantastic evening. Thank you for supporting BOMA and this great event!
The winners of The Outstanding Building of the Year Awards (TOBYS) will be moving on to the regional conference from April 27th – 28th in Albany, NY and from there potentially to the International Competition in Nashville in June!
Keep your eye out for the 2022 BOMI Course schedule coming out soon!
Last month on Wednesday, November 10th BOMA Boston held a webinar: A Conversation on Diversity, Inclusion & Equality in CRE. Taidgh McClory, founder & social impact entrepreneur, T.H. McClory, LLC moderated this fireside chat with Colleen Fonseca, executive director, Builders of Color Coalition and Tanya Mitchell, director of human resources & DEI initiatives, The Davis Companies. This webinar focused on the importance of DEI Initiatives in companies and talent development.
BOMA Boston is looking forward to our 2022 events and programs! Save the date for our annual Ski Trip at Loon Mountain on Friday, February 11th and keep an eye out for our Property Management Excellence roundtable that will take place in January featuring winners from this year’s TOBY & Industry Awards! More information will be on www.bomaboston.org shortly.
especially our Platinum Sponsor, UG2!
BOMA’s partnership with BOMI International remains strong. Through educational offerings, BOMA members and non-members learn from senior professionals in the commercial real estate industry to work towards earning their RPA or FMA designations, or PAC or PMFP certifications. Keep an eye out for the 2022 BOMI Course schedule coming out towards the end of this year! For more information contact Sharon Cheng, scheng@gbreb.com.
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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