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Lefebvre of Shanley and Jean of Fulcrum honored by NH CIBOR

David Lefebvre, commercial division manager of Shanley Realtors was named the 2009 Realtor of the Year by the New Hampshire Commercial Investment Board of Realtors (NH CIBOR). The ceremony was held at TFMoran during the NH CIBOR annual barbeque. The NH CIBOR benefits from the commitment, dedication and hard work of its members. Because of this, each year, the group has recognized and rewarded NH CIBOR members who have shown outstanding commitment, leadership and skills in the commercial real estate industry. Lefebvre's continued dedication and hard work for NH CIBOR was appreciated when he was presented with the award by the current NH CIBOR president, Arthur Slattery and the 2008 Realtor of the Year, Jim DeStefano. The Realtor of the Year is selected by their peers based on contributions to the real estate industry, clients, and the Realtor community, as well as outstanding qualities, and other factors that set the individual apart in the award year. William Jean of Fulcrum Associates received the 2009 NH CIBOR Affiliate of the Year award. Jean is the co-chairman of the Affiliates Committee for NH CIBOR. His dedication and hard work for NH CIBOR has been recognized and rewarded by his peers. Jean has worked on bringing another successful year of the 12 step Green Series to NH CIBOR and is also credited with bringing together education seminars to benefit his fellow peers and NH CIBOR members. Slattery and 2008 Affiliate of the Year, Heather Rowan, presented Jean with the honor.
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