Judy DeVito, former Brulene co-op president, serves as an adviser. Reflects on tenure, community, finance, and passing the torch.
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Taking Charge: Judy DeVito
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Five Tips for New Directors
Above all, new board members need to resist the urge to rush right in.
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Trishia Bermudez
You can count on Trishia Bermudez to keep her co-op's books in order.
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Glad-hander
Andy Marks puts his people skills to work every day at his co-op.
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Forward Thinker
Adam Zurofsky brings a wealth of experience to the table.
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Getting Slackers to Step Up
What to do when fellow board members aren't pulling their weight.
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Sylvia Broder
The plucky 93-year-old has been a board member for 30 years — and counting.
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Duties of a Director
Phyllis Weisberg on Business Corporation Law, Section 717.
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