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“January 2010” returned 13 articles
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A Conversation About: Share Allocation
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Artists
A look at artists-only cooperatives.
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Board Lives: Orlando Pimentel, Board President
A new column dedicated to exploring the lives of board members.
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Business of Management 2010
New York’s top management executives discuss board meetings. Plus, vital business stats from 42 firms.
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Construction Management: The Engineer
Doing it right. A special section on managing capital work, including a primer on protecting your project, a discussion of what an engineer
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Limiting Board Power: No Exit
Pullman – and board power – revisited.
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Now We Are Six
Are boards giving you a number and taking away your name?
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Private Nuisance: Remove That Cooling Tower
A cooling tower causes concern for a co-op.
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Protecting Your Project
A special section on managing capital work, including a primer on protecting your project.
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Respect Is Not A Four-Letter Word
Board President Freya Berg discusses how she got her building on board with trash rules.
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Sponsor Issues: Rent Increases At Risk?
J-51 benefits may be at risk.
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The Law: Blocked Signage
Signs may bring cash ... and trouble.
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Unlike doctors, vendors, plumbers, or even dogs, a managing agent does not have to be licensed.
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