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Showing Up Means You Care
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When Everything Has to Be Done 32 Times
A good head for finances can benefit a board president – but so does having great staff.
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Expecting the Unexpected
A Manhattan board president talks facade repairs, window and roof replacements and more.
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Upgrading Is His Business
A Manhattan board president leads his building through energy-saving programs and a cogeneration project.
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The Secret Garden
Board president Francisco Di Blasi transforms his building's roof into a community garden and space.
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Warning Signs
Beware of the potential for accidental discrimination.
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Making the Deal Work
Think like a broker when trying to find a buyer.
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The IT Guy and the Board
Paul Berdann uses his IT experience to expedite a roof repair project at his Manhattan co-op.
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Living Busy Is the Best Revenge
A Queens board president delves into a sea of improvements and projects.
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Reflections of an Active Artist
Life and board lessons from a Manhattan board president.
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