News: Financial Digest
Posted: July 8, 2016
New England Land Title Association 47th Annual Convention
North Falmouth, MA The New England Land Title Association (NELTA) hosted their 47th Annual Convention at the Sea Crest Beach Hotel June 16-19. Below are some photographs from the event.
Shown are: Jeff Keller of NEREJ; and Susan LaRose
Shown (from left) are: Mark & Beth Cranford; and Donna & Rich Meehan.
Shown (from left) are: Derek & Genie Massey; and Jenny and Chris Kallenbach
Shown (from left) are: Josh Luksberg, Pete Long with Ed Rainen
Outgoing NELTA president Mark Comstock (left) receives an honorary gavel from incoming president Antony DeSantis (right)
Shown (from left) are: Richard and Martha Hogan; Melanie Kido; and Mario Ranieri
Shown are the 2016-17 NELTA officers & directors (from left) are: Steven Edelstein, Melanie Kido, Mark Comstock, Barbara Smith, Larry Heffernan, Shelly Rainen, Rich Meehan, Richard Hogan, James Bodurtha, Michael Supple, Beth Young, Anthony DeSantis, Cathy Jones and David Baghdady.
Shown (from left) are: David Bagdaddy; and speaker Ted Jones, chief economist for Stewart Title Insurance
Shown (from left) are: David Bagdaddy; and keynote speaker Daniel Mennenoh, ALTA president-elect
Shown are David Bagdaddy with speaker Awesta Sarkash of the American Land title Association (ALTA)
Shown (from left) are: Chris Galotta of Real Estate Data Shield accepting a token of appreciation from NELTA second Vice president David Bagdaddy
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