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Posted: November 24, 2009
Meet the Members: Dickey
A candidate with CCIM designation, has over 10 years of experience working with investors in the multi-tenant and commercial real estate arena. He is a broker in both N.H. and Mass. at the brokerage of Cale Commercial Realty Group Inc. Dickey provides his clients with a multitude of skills from helping his clients achieve great returns from their buying and selling transactions, to assisting with their management, leasing, and financing requirements.
Dickey believes in giving back, so he belongs to many industry groups. He is the current chairperson for the programs committee and the incumbent secretary for 2010 for NE-CCIM, incumbent secretary for RCA of Mass, Chair person for N.H. CIBOR's statewide marketing meeting held every month, as well as a member of many real estate investor groups throughout N.E.
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