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2017 the South Florida REALTOR Leadership Issue 2017 Your Competitive Advantage www.miamire.com 2017 MIAMI REALTORS® Leaders Chairman of the Board Commercial President Residential President Broward President JTHS President YPN Chairman Christopher Zoller José María Serrano Christina Pappas Ellen R. Mitchel Lynne Rifkin Alberto Carrillo MIAMI BROWARD COUNCIL® The Power of 7 Locations of the MIAMI Association of REALTORS Giving Back to our Profession & our Communities Leadership Issue 2017 We invite you to visit our 7 locations - your beautiful MIAMI headquarters & our other 6 full service offices & conference centers conveniently located near you…while you visit or attend a class, enjoy a REFERENCE great cup of Starbucks coffee. Important Numbers & Websites Phone: (305) 468-7000 MIAMI • All MIAMI Resources .... miamire.com • (305) 468-7000 Membership Hotline: (305) 468-7005 Member Service Hotline .................................... 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