Help Northern California CCIM Chapter help you in 2014

The Northern California Chapter of CCIM has had a very successful 40 years. But we feel that to continue to be relevant to you, we needed to take another look at what we do, and how we do it. We've revitalized the chapter, its leadership and goals, and have recruited four new directors to help with our revitalization efforts, and we expect many more new faces to help take a leadership role. Hopefully you will be one of them.

To learn more click here to read the attached 2014 Presidents message
http://hinkinsrea.com/uploads/2014_Presidents_Message_NCalCCIM.pdf

Mark Hinkins, CCIM
2014 President NCalCCIM

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