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HinkinsREA President Mark Hinkins, is looking for a few good directors for NCalCCIM (www.ccim.com) for his 2014 Leadership Team. If you are interested in being on the chapter Board of Directors, or working on a committee, send a brief email introducing yourself and your interests before next Wednesday to: Mark.Hinkins@HinkinsREA.com

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