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BUILDING SERVICE WORKER AWARDS Program 2021 BUILDING SERVICE WORKER AWARDS Program Ardist “Butch” Brown Dulce Martínez Ralph Osorio Victor Rodriguez Doorman of the Year, West Side Office Cleaner of the Year Outer Borough Residential Doorman of the Year, East Side Vivette Chin Norma Martinez Worker of the Year Jose Soto Doorwoman of the Year Public School Cleaner of the Year Teresa Peralta Life Saver Award Sondra Edwards Erik Neilssen Airport Worker of the Year Joel Valdez Public Sector Office Cleaner of the Year Window Cleaner of the Year John Riordan Porter of the Year Antonio Garriga Kenny Nieves Building Manager of the Year Maximo Vazquez Doorman of the Year, Downtown Public Security Officer of the Year, The Daniel Rodriguez Super of the Year Idrissa Camara Award Private Security Officer of the Year 100 Years of Excellence Kaufman Organization vision for the future WE CONGRATULATE CONGRATULATIONS 1HZ<RUN¶V%XLOGLQJ:RUNHUV 32BJ SEIU & ZKRDUHEHLQJFHOHEUDWHGDWWKH BUILDING SERVICE Award Winners! WORKERS AWARDS IRUDOOWKH\GRWRNHHS 1HZ<RUN&LW\ We honor UXQQLQJVPRRWKO\ your valuable service :HWKDQN\RX to our community. Congratulations to all the winners of the 20 Building Service Worker Awards Douglas Elliman Property Management is proud to congratulate the 2021 building service workers of the year. 675 Third Avenue New York, NY 10017 For over 100 years, management 212.370.9200 has been our focus. EllimanPM.com Realty Advisory Board on Labor Relations congratulates the 2021 Building Service Worker Award recipients PROUDLY SERVING THE INDUSTRY FOR OVER 80 YEARS Howard Rothschild, President | One Pennsylvania Plaza, New York, NY 10119 (212) 889-4100(212) 889-4105www.rabolr.com Congratulations to John Riordan and all the other honorees! DC 37 proudly congratulates our own Sondra Edwards for winning Cleaner of the Year and all the other winners of the 2021 BUILDING SERVICE WORKERS AWARDS. www.dc37.net Maxwell-Kates, Inc. • 212-684-8282 • maxwellkates.com 2021 Building Service Worker Awards Congratulations to all of the honorees Collins Building Services, Inc. 24-01 44th Road | Long Island City, NY 11101 Phone: 212-896-5100 | Fax: 212-896-5160 And thank you to all the SEIU workers www.cbs-collins.com for the great work Thank You Building Service Workers! We send a heartfelt salute to the 2,000 dedicated building service employees working at properties managed by FirstService Residential. The efforts of these essential frontline heroes have been critical to ensuring our buildings are clean and our residents kept safe. We are grateful for your hard work and your commitment to Making a Difference. Every Day. www.fsresidential.com/new-york 212.324.9944 [email protected] We have your back, New York. REBNY Joins 32BJ SEIU in Celebrating New York’s Essential Building Service Workers Through the darkest days of the pandemic, building service workers went above and beyond to keep New Yorkers safe and keep our economy moving. Your essential work put us on the path to recovery and it is your continued efforts that will ensure we get there. On behalf of the entire REBNY team and our members throughout the real estate industry, we thank you all for your service and your commitment to our City. Real Estate Board of New York | rebny.com BUILDING Brookfield Properties is pleased to support 2021 SERVICE WORKER AWARDS The 2021 Annual Service Workers of the Year Congratulations to All This Year’s Building Service Workers Award Winners! Victor Rodriguez Vivette Chin Jose Soto Norma Martinez Doorman of the Year, Doorwoman Life Saver Award Public School East Side of the Year Cleaner of the Year www.brookfieldproperties.com Congratulations SEIU Local 32BJ 2021 Annual Service Workers of the Year Award Recipients Dulce Martínez Ralph Osorio Daniel Rodriguez Kenny Nieves Offi ce Cleaner Outer Borough Private Security Public Security of the Year Residential Worker Offi cer of the Year Offi cer of the Year, of the Year The Idrissa Camara Award Erik Neilssen Antonio Garriga John Riordan Teresa Peralta Window Cleaner Doorman of the Year, Building Manager Airport Worker of the Year Downtown of the Year of the Year Joel Valdez Maximo Vazquez Ardist Sondra Edwards Porter of the Year Super of the Year “Butch” Brown Offi ce Cleaner Doorman of the Year, of the Year, West Side Public Sector 561 Greenwich, One Madison, One Vanderbilt, 53 West 53 2330 Broadway, 383 Madison Avenue, 3 Bryant Park, Sunrise at E. 56th www.hines.com The Durst Organization is proud to support Building Service Workers 32BJ SEIU Thank you for your service and dedication. congratulates Victor Rodriguez and all the 2021 Building Service Workers Award Winners and thanks each of them for making our homes and offices better places to live and work. GLENWOOD BUILDER, OWNER & MANAGER OF MANHATTAN’S MOST LUXURIOUS RENTAL RESIDENCES UPTOWN: 212-535-0500 • GLENWOODNYC.COM • DOWNTOWN: 212-430-5900 All the units include features for, and Glenwood provides reasonable accommodations to persons with disabilities, as required by FHA. EQUAL HOUSING OPPTY SILVERSTEIN PROPERTIES PROUDLY SUPPORTS THE BUILDING SERVICE WORKERS AND CONGRATULATES ALL OF THE NOMINEES.
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